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it seems to work well enough. It's a great place to keep reference material... but a little cumbersome to compose a list on my phone. much easy on the desktop. Its web based and one time their server...

after seeing you mention Springpad here I checked it out... i use it now and it replaced four apps i was using for various things. I give it two thumbs up... so far so good.

small spiral notebook and a pen tied to it with a string.

a nice checklist I have found is called "livelist". also a sticky-note-like on, called "colornote", is useful.

It's called shuffle 1.5.1

has an inbox, due actions next actions, projects and contexts... sounds like it's right out of Dave Allen-ville/ I'll give it a look.

I just moved to droid from treo. Any good apps for GTD that others are using that I need to know about? I'm on gmail and goggle calendar and that works very well so far.

this sounds a lot like me. I have a treo 750p on verizon and soon will shift over to a "dumb" phone and an ipod touch. I'd solicit any advice regarding my upcoming change. the calendar can synch with...

go to ebay and pick up a 700p or another 680/ ?

I don't have a data plan for my 700p i'm with verizon and they don't require it here in San Diego.

I found my way into display options and reset it away from the "default setting" to "display all threads"... now everything is back. thanks

what's up with the site... i'm getting only three posts from 9/09

cool results. I too am glad you updated so I could read the entire thread. So it seems like it was GTD to the rescue.

Reading all this stuff... I say it is NEVER out of style to follow your common sense... GTD or not.

Anyone using a GTD system on their Treo755p with the palm desktop software? I'm curious as to how you're utilizing it.

try a treo. It's what I use and it works well. The Treo 700p uses the Palm OS and synchs to the palm desktop software. Look into it and see what you think. Lots of options out there on e-bay.

this is a timer you could try. it offers many mutiple timers.

http://www.spacejock.com/yTimer.html

toss a copy of GTD into his in basket when no one is looking??

i like it thanks for the tip.

this little program is pretty cool. I'm using it to track all the little things that I have wanted to incorporate into my life. Enough water, did I exercise, what's my BP. All the things I'd normally...

I downlaoded the trial. It seems like cool tracking program.

Has anyone seen or used this?

Would it be a way to easily manage your reading files?

Or is it an expensive, electronic time waster?