I had some idle time today while enjoying the Packers game on TV. Dunno about you, but I can’t just sit and watch TV — I have to have something else going on as well. Usually I have a laptop with me, but lately I’ve been doing more and more on my phone’s browser
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 January 12th, 2008 |  Tags: browsers, CalorieKing, gmail, google-apps, google-docs, google-reader, HTC-Mogul, meebo, mobile, NetVibes, Pownce, twitter, Vitalist, zoho-creator |  8 comments One of the premier task managers, Remember The Milk, announced a new offline mode today. Anything that you do offline will be synchronized when you come back online. You can move seamlessly between online and offline modes — RTM will automagically detect when you don’t have an Internet connection, and will have your tasks ready for Last week I had an article about syncing Google Calendar to Outlook. While it didn’t detail a lot of success on my end, it did generate a lot of interesting comments. One of the comments suggested I give OggSync a look, and since then I’ve spent a few days with it. I’m playing with April 30th, 2007 | Tags: calendar, google, google-calendar, OggSync, outlook, sync, Vitalist | 3 comments The Vitalist folks said they’d have the new features out by the end of March, and they did just that. Barely! New and improved features were rolled out earlier today (this afternoon I think?). This update includes many new features and enhancements. To read about the major changes, please see the past few Opera 9.20 beta is now generally available at the Opera Labs. I’ve played with it for less than an hour and might just be in love with this new “speed dial” feature. Speed dial is a slick way to manage and access 1-9 sites that you most frequently use. Open a new tab |
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