I posted about my quest for a new online to do list system. I’ve quickly run down each of the items, eliminated a few, and updated my list. The second list includes the to-do list applications that I cut along with the reason(s) they were cut.
Updated List
Ta-da List
Bla-bla List
voo2do
Remember the Milk
Orchestrate
Rough Underbelly
ToodleDo
ListPool
Apps cut:
Tudu Lists
Simple. This [...]
How do you manage your daily and ongoing tasks? Are you able to easily categorize your tasks for your different clients or roles (i.e., personal and work)? And what about access? Are you able to read and manage your tasks no matter where you are? If you’re ready for something different like I am, try [...]
If you have a Sprint PPC-6700 (Verizon XV-6700), one of the things that you’ll find (or shall I say lose) is that it’s easy to lose your stylus. It’s a great device, but stylus storage could use a better design. I’ve learned to carry my phone with my finger on the stylus so that it [...]
Okay, it’s my fault. I broke it. As I tested my Talkr podcast, I broke my Feedburner feeds. So sorry to all you RSS feeders.
What happened?
All my feeds are forwarded to FeedBurner. This allows me to better manage my feed statistics as well as offload the [minimal] feed bandwidth. When I Talkr-enabled my site, I [...]
Welcome Google Base Data API. And say goodbye to listing control.
Google recently released the data API for Google Base. With it, websites can communicate with Google Base obtaining any information available. I think this is very cool and have already started to play. Listing agents will also love the exposure they can give their clients. [...]
I often receive questions about “good” real estate domain names. Here are a few of the key topics:
Short domain name or long domain name?
Company name or descriptive, city keyword-laden names?
One domain or multiple domains?
I will share my point of view on these domain questions. My goal here is to help you to understand a [...]
Have you ever needed a low-tech way of showing a listing? Maybe you don’t want to start up your laptop. Or maybe your clients don’t have a computer. Well check out FlipClips.
Remember the “old school” way of creating flip book animations? It’s been rejuvenated. And with FlipClips, you can create a flip book from any [...]
Box.net is a great and inexpensive way to share files online. Get 1GB of data storage for free (or 5GB for $4.99). With the space, you can do all the standard functions (depending on your plan):
Share files publicly, privately, or in workgroups
Access files through your phone, PDA or other mobile device
Create automatic backups for [...]
Within real estate, or any business for that matter, website functionality matters. Businesses are always riding the cutting edge of web technologies, hopefully gaining the largets market share. Well, if you want to know what’s really cool, check out TIME’s 50 Coolest Websites. It’s a conglomeration of cool websites, most of which are decked out [...]
Well, I’ve finally done it. I’m now officially podcasting.
(Okay, maybe I should probably say that it’s in beta.) I’m using the Talkr blog-to-podcast service. It automatically converts my entire blog into an audio podcast. This means I don’t have to say a word!
If you listen to the podcast, let me assure you that it’s not [...]