Manage your tasks wherever you are with this full-featured mobile version of Remember The Milk that's specially optimized for the iPhone and iPod touch Features
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6 Responses to "Remember The Milk"
YW on July 3rd, 2008 at 12:36 am
The “full-featured mobile version of Remember the Milk” is not free. From the website, its full-featured for 15 days and then you must pay (upgrade to a “Pro” account)
Laura on August 3rd, 2008 at 11:52 pm
How do you get these applications on to the iphone?
I love this app!!! It’s worth the $25/yr to upgrade to the PRO account. I also use Remember the Milk’s iGoogle gadget so I can edit my todo list on my computer or iPhone.
RTM is one of the web services that allows you to manage tasks online. Another that is worth mentionining is Task2Gather (http://task2gather). Task2Gather (free on-line service for managing tasks) was released a month ago, it appeared to be a good example of task management system as it has unique features. They are: hierarchical structure of tasks, sharing separate tasks with different people. Moreover, tasks can be discussed straight in the service.
What is more it is free for desktop and it is $5 only for iPhone app.
The “full-featured mobile version of Remember the Milk” is not free. From the website, its full-featured for 15 days and then you must pay (upgrade to a “Pro” account)
How do you get these applications on to the iphone?
Dear Laura, it is not a native application, it is a web app. It is available only on the web page in your Safari browser.
I love this app!!! It’s worth the $25/yr to upgrade to the PRO account. I also use Remember the Milk’s iGoogle gadget so I can edit my todo list on my computer or iPhone.
$25.00 a year… worth it? Yah whatever…
RTM is one of the web services that allows you to manage tasks online. Another that is worth mentionining is Task2Gather (http://task2gather). Task2Gather (free on-line service for managing tasks) was released a month ago, it appeared to be a good example of task management system as it has unique features. They are: hierarchical structure of tasks, sharing separate tasks with different people. Moreover, tasks can be discussed straight in the service.
What is more it is free for desktop and it is $5 only for iPhone app.