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Getting Organized with Evernote

Apr

10

2012

Am introducing a new category in my blog dedicated to getting organized with the help of Evernote. The posts under this category are inspired by my own experience with Evernote and from my constant effort to get organized.

Phone + Camera + Tablet = Laptop 4

Feb

16

2012

I love integrating stuff, either cloud like stuff (see Productivity Services 101, Multi-OS/device Task Management with toodledo), or hardware stuff (see ASUS PadFone). The trend was to have devices that do everything, like a phone that you can use to communicate with others, take photos or videos, browse the web, read news, check out a map, ...

Power by simplicity with ifttt 1

Oct

31

2011

With ifttt.com you can create tasks depending triggers from various channels on the basis of “If this then that”. Sounds very basic … and it is. Its power though comes from combining different channels giving its users the chance to automate a lot of processes done manually up to now. Classic example is when you are ...

Tag your plug

Oct

21

2011

Being productive involves all aspects of life, whether its how you manage your tasks to how you manage your cables… as long as it makes your life easier. Here’s an interesting solution for managing your cables. Just place some bread tags on your cables and write down what is connected there. Simple but really really ...

Productivity Services 101 2

Sep

20

2011

I mentioned in a previous posts productivity tools that I use. By definition these tools or services must help me be more productive, thus they should be easy to use and take as little of my time as possible to administer. Some notion of automation should apply so as to save as much time as ...

Multi-OS/device Task Management with toodledo

Sep

6

2011

Ever since I discovered that you could use the internet for task managenent (think yahoo calendar… just found out I had pending tasks from 2001 🙂 ), I was trying to figure out a workflow that would work for me. My requirements were simple… help me remember all of my tasks, keep track of all things I ...