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Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetAddress Book, iCal, MobileMe and my iPhone 3G keep everything in sync for me; it’s amazing. I don’t have to worry about my computer and phone being separately sync’d, or worrying about when I can next connect my phone to my computer. Easy.
In terms of to-do lists, I reckon I’ve tried it all: Remember The Milk (probably the best of these), Things, Sticky Notes on my Dashboard, everything electronic. I honestly believe there’s nothing better than carrying around a small A5 notebook in my bag with my laptop with a to-do list on it.
There’s nothing better than physically crossing something off after you’ve done it, and let’s be honest, when you’re carrying around a laptop (even if it is a MacBook Air), what does also carrying a small notebook actually equate to? Minimal weight, minimal space in the bag. I barely notice it. It also means I have a small sleeve to put documents and papers and business cards when I go from one thing to the next.
Doesn’t matter how digitised and clouded my life gets, I think I’m going to have to stick with my A5 notebook. :)
L.
Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetI’ve got a sexy 24″ Dell, as well, albeit the cheaper version that only has D-SUB and DVI ports, rather than the whole concoction you got (I cheaped out and saved ~ $400 Australian). Really nice and pretty. Goes great with the MBP, running in Dual-Link; you should try it, makes you even *more* efficient when working with PDFs, etc.!
My desk –> http://www.flickr.com/photos/liamgetreu/2229053917/