I’ve had my T-Mobile G1 for nearly a month now and I’m still totally in love with it. It seems like every time I wish it did one other thing, someone comes out with a new app that fills that need.  There’s many free productivity apps available Read more »

Today you can freely download and install TextFlow’s Adobe AIR based desktop application for your own document collaboration and editing needs.  TextFlow’s claim to fame is that it is the world’s first parallel word processor.  It’s basically a Flash-based document collaboration editor that enables you to import multiple versions of a document and quickly identify Read more »

Jott is one heck of a great GTD service but a little while ago they moved from being totally free to pay only.  While I definitely think that it is worth it to pay the nominal fee to access Jott, if you’re looking for a free alternative, Dial2Do and Reqall may very well fit the bill for you. I’ve assessed the feature list for each provider and included a Read more »

Hype and naysayers aside, Google Chrome (download here) has been able to obtain over 1% of the market share for web browsers in only one day after launching.  While the browser itself is very fast and it offers some great benefits, it does have it’s share of problems too.  Most notably, its bugs Read more »

YouMail is a free next generation voicemail service that is much more flexible than your traditional voicemail and, dare I say, actually fun to use! To activate your account all you have to do is register and forward your messages to YouMail’s voice messaging service. Once you have the service set up you can easily record your own greeting message for incoming callers, upload any audio file to use as your greeting, or choose from a library of free YouMail greeting messages. Here’s one of my favorites:

YouMail even lets you assign different greetings for different callers and it can also greets each Read more »