Remember the milk is listed in 'free' category. Although it is free in App Store the users still need a RTM premium account (I guess $25/year or something).
Erinc
· 11 months ago
Unfortunately, Remember the Milk is free only for a limited time. Only Pro users (who pay $25 every year) can use this app. Hopefully, they'll change this soon.
KRAPPS
· 11 months ago
Great review - thank you! I would also add TextLater ... an app which sends you text messages at a future date ... they just released a huge updated making the app even more valuable. I use it all the time as a reminder app because text messages get my 100% attention versus emails, tweets, etc.
Connie
· 11 months ago
Don't forget about zhiing. We help you become more productive with travel planning, finding a location quickly without logging into a social network. It's 3-4 steps faster than MapQuest.
Troy Malone
· 11 months ago
Thanks for highlighting our integration with Evernote. The Evernote API was great to work with and the integration has turned out to be a great thing for our users!
It is also great to learn about all the other apps out there. We live in some pretty exciting times!
Troy Malone Pelotonics
Brian Bowman
· 11 months ago
have you reviewed any contact management software? I have over 10,000 contacts and the iphone is painfully slow with accessing contacts and entering them in email.
HELP!!!
Felix
· 11 months ago
Vlingo is a great voice powered search app that not many people's heard off and a great productivity enhancer on the iPhone.
Matt
· 11 months ago
Great article at just the right time. I was intrigued by Things although you said it is not available for ical but on Things website it plugs its ical sync. Can you help clear this up? thanks
pink potato
· 11 months ago
great post thanx for the advice on the evernote. i will love to get it in my iphone. i hav been using it for a long time on my p.c. n will love to try some other mentioned applications as well. found this article through http://www.makemyweek.com/ list of top ten posts of the week on the internet thanks all the same pink potato
wild bill
· 10 months ago
What about Fliq?
There are two free iPhone/iPod touch apps on the iTunes App Store that not only let you do more with notes and tasks, but, if you want, you can share them with others over a Wi-Fi network. They are slick, easy to use apps with no installations and no deception (like Remember the Milk - which is indeed NOT free and buggy) about the 'free' aspect.
With the first Fliq app, you can send photos and contacts via Wi-Fi in one tap. Fliq Notes lets you create, edit, categorize, search, sort and share via Wi-Fi notes and memos.
Marlon
· 10 months ago
eWallet is the number ONE! It's the best "wallet" app ever made. I'm a very satisfied client since the first versions for the Palm Pilot! Good post! Congrats!
You should add the free Kindle app to your list of reading online and off. It's great!
Wholesale Electronics
· 3 months ago
It is also great to learn about all the other apps out there. We live in some pretty exciting times!
snappsoft
· 2 months ago
I definitely agree with you that Evernote is a great app for note-taking and can potentially save you time with its awesome search feature -- especially when you take advantage of its web+desktop+mobile applications.
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planning, finding a location quickly without logging into a social network.
It's 3-4 steps faster than MapQuest.
It is also great to learn about all the other apps out there. We live in some pretty exciting times!
Troy Malone
Pelotonics
and the iphone is painfully slow with accessing contacts and entering them in email.
HELP!!!
and a great productivity enhancer on the iPhone.
thanx for the advice on the evernote. i will love to get it in my iphone. i hav
been using it for a long time on my p.c.
n will love to try some other mentioned applications as well. found this article
through http://www.makemyweek.com/ list of top ten posts of the week on the
internet
thanks all the same
pink potato
There are two free iPhone/iPod touch apps on the iTunes App Store that not only let you do more with notes and tasks, but, if you want, you can share them with others over a Wi-Fi network. They are slick, easy to use apps with no installations and no deception (like Remember the Milk - which is indeed NOT free and buggy) about the 'free' aspect.
You can search for "Fliq" on the iTunes App Store or go to http://markspace.com/products/fliq/
With the first Fliq app, you can send photos and contacts via Wi-Fi in one tap. Fliq Notes lets you create, edit, categorize, search, sort and share via Wi-Fi notes and memos.
Check out iHear Dialer (http://www.kayzeesolutions.com/products-iHearDi...) to dial your iPhone without looking!
I thought of a few more apps that I like -- some of which came out after this post. Here's my list: http://blog.snappsoftware.com/iphone-applicatio...
Let me know what you think, thanks!