Nozbe, Organizing tasks (To-DO)

It’s always a nightmare trying to organize the every days tasks, I have tried different methods and different tools, the classical to-do list has been very useful to me I have tried to write all the tasks in the list to don’t keep them in my mind, but at the end, especially when you accumulate a great number of tasks is difficult to manage (you write down repeated tasks, and it’s not easy to see the set of tasks related with the same activity)... any way this not very sophisticated method has worked. Then I have switched to “Remember the Milk”, this tool is more powerful and useful than the first impression you get. You can group tasks by different groups and apply the typical priorities and due dates, etc. But it has a very interesting option, you can tag you tasks so is like a more tine grouping of your tasks.
My last discovery is Nozbe, it applies the famous method of GTD: Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity, that you can find stated in so many web tools but poorly implemented, except in Nozbe. From the first time it’s evident that is a very well done site. And my first impressions using it are very good. It seems the creator of the website is from Poland, that probably explains the awful name he has selected... but anyway :) a fantastic tool.

the problem of no keyboards

Microsoft wants to use speech and touch screen to replace the keyboard, this is cool just as the iPhone or this multi-touch coffee table from Microsoft do, but it has a problem as you can see in this iPhone simulator.

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

Indiana Jones...

Virtual Desktop: CubeDesktop

I have just tested the Virtual Desktop software from CubeDesktop and is really impressive!!. Different 3D effects to change among virtual desktops and super-fast implementation. it runs incredible quickly in my old laptop 1.1GHz, 760MB of RAM... worth a try!.

Oh come on, nobody thinks Google is scary

Funny video about the potential of Google.

1 Million Missing iPhones

This interesting article "Good News in the 1 Million Missing iPhones" tries to explain why Apple has sold 3.75 million iPhones and AT&T has activated only 2 million phones... well, the explanation is easy, isn't it?

MacBook Air

How I like this guy, what a wonderful machine...



It has lot of downsides, the only important one to me is you cannot change the battery. 5h. of autonomy is not so bad but currently I can work the full day unplugged (like the music) with my Dell.