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#248910 - 08/13/12 10:06 PM Productivity Apps
BonnieJoy Offline
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Do you have any favorite productivity apps? Its hard to keep track of all of those email addresses and to do lists! I personally use a notebook, but sometimes my clients want a more high tech option. Thanks!
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#248911 - 08/13/12 11:22 PM Re: Productivity Apps [Re: BonnieJoy]
Kimberly Purcell Offline
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Loc: Folsom, CA
My fave for to-do lists is TODOIST.
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#248986 - 08/16/12 03:45 PM Re: Productivity Apps [Re: Kimberly Purcell]
Dr. Organization Offline
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Registered: 05/30/06
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Loc: Columbus, Indiana
I use Google for calendar and contacts and sync it with my iPod. The last software update installed a new free app on my iPod called "Reminders" that is basically a to-do list. I haven't used it yet except to play around with it, but it looks like it's pretty decent. I also use the "Notes" app that came installed already on the iPod.

I tried an app called "ShopListFree" for a shopping list. A friend has the paid version and likes it. I haven't liked the free version so much, but maybe it's one of those where they took so much functionality out of the free version that you don't get a good enough taste of the real thing to actually see the utility in it.

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