In my last post I covered gootodo.com and why it’s simplicity was the key for me.  I’m going to cover OmniFocus, and discuss how and why I have switched to using it.  
I first heard of OmniFocus from Merlin Mann on the MacBreak Weekly podcast.  Mr. Mann was/is collaborating with the OmniGroup, and, as I am [...]

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How I manage my task list is a very personal choice to me. 1 Task list applications are the perfect example of why the YMMV (your mileage may vary) acronym abounds.  So, if you’ve found a task list app that works for you, I salute you, move along, nothing to see here.  If, however you [...]

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I now have  IM updates for Twitter, Twhirl, and Twitterrific all on my desktop, and I use all three at various times.  In homage to Whitney Hess’ great Bloglines vs. Google Reader post and Bill Simmons’ classic Pacino v. Deniro (you have to scroll for this but trust me it’s worth it), let’s break the [...]

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