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I received an email the other day from Robert of Vitalist Solutions suggesting that I have look at Vitalist. Vitalist is another web application aimed at helping folks “Get Things Done” the GTD way. After playing with it for just a couple hours, I think Vitalist is definitely on the right track. The Nozbe appears to be the latest web app in the Getting Things Done space. It is currently in beta, but they are taking signups so you can have a look and play around with it. To that end, I played with it briefly this evening and found some great potential, but I’m not quite ready to A lot of folks use Netvibes as a feed reader and as such it does a decent job — to a point. Personally, after a certain number of subscriptions I find it a bit unwieldy and I don’t see leaving Google Reader any time soon. So why do I still have Netvibes set as my I spend a lot of time looking at various web sites and web based applications and generally like what I see. The true test, however, is which ones “stick” and have me coming back weeks or months later. That’s a lot smaller list than what you might surmise from reading the last year  January 12th, 2007 |  Tags: del.icio.us, google-reader, meebo, meebo-desktop, megite, NetVibes, Tracks, web2.0 |  4 comments I got my first “Digg” today. Oh sure, it has all of two diggs (the second from me *cough*) but still, how fun is that? It was for my Meebo Desktop post announcing the new application. Speaking of Meebo Desktop… I’m having a heck of a time figuring out how best to determine when something’s December 27th, 2006 | Tags: .NET, ajax, digg, meebo, meebo-desktop, Toodledo, Tracks, visual-basic, web2.0 | One comment |
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