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Originally Posted by JKT
Is it worth pointing out that, iirc, Appigo and RTM started their lives as browser-based online services first and then created iPhone apps? While it is great that they are able to offer push notifications it is purely because they already (a) had the experience and server infrastructure in place to do it and (b) already had a customer base that was willing to use a web-based service.
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You're absolutely correct. Toodledo is in the same boat with RTM and Appigo. I used them for a long time. I found them to be reliable (one more than the other) but now I am focused strictly on OF.
I am trying to follow a GTD method and alerts are really not a must for a GTD. Since its creator insists on the fact that it can be performed even on paper, how would an alert be implemented on paper? Per Allen, you must review your projects constantly. I do.
I say, if you can't deal with a free WebDav server, you have no business using an iPhone task manager. The iPhone is a mini-terminal, not just a phone. I maintain entire websites from my iPhone, I charge clients on the spot (with credit cards), I purchase inventory, sell, and much more. Out of the many apps and functions in the iPhone, I use OF the most.