Somehow I just didn't notice that 3 appointments I'd texted in didn't actually show up. I still made the meetings, no worries there, but now I'm wondering how to solve this problem:
:(
Showing posts with label pocketmod. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pocketmod. Show all posts
Thursday, February 21, 2008
SMS Google Calendar
A little while ago I wrote about discovering this mashup of pocketmod and google calendar that rocked my disorganized world. I liked it a lot, but it took me a few days to realize my texted in appointments weren't being input into the calendar.
Somehow I just didn't notice that 3 appointments I'd texted in didn't actually show up. I still made the meetings, no worries there, but now I'm wondering how to solve this problem:
:(
Somehow I just didn't notice that 3 appointments I'd texted in didn't actually show up. I still made the meetings, no worries there, but now I'm wondering how to solve this problem:
:(
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Free Recyclable Personal Organizer
I'm not always the most organized person. I make lists and set goals like the rest of us, but sometimes those lists get lost, just like my keys are right now. I know they're around here somewhere but for the life of me I can't figure it out.
Being the computer dork that I am I've owned a palm and a Sony PDA, but the batteries die, the little pen-thing disappears, and, really, tetris is better on the Gameboy anyway.
Sure, sure, day timers exist but they're bulky and suck to carry around. I've seen people who use them effectively, but I've never actually been that person. Who wants to bother with some ring-binder pile of crap anyway when you can never find one with the right blend of calendar/notespace/addresses.
Enter the PocketMod. I found out about this via hackcollege and it's super handy when paired with the paperless wonder that is Google calendar. I've only been using it for about 2 weeks now but I've noticed the difference in my work and home life already.
I don't subscribe to any concrete organizational strategy, but I do subscribe to unlimited text messages. So I've registered my mobile with Google, I text important stuff into my calendar from wherever I am, and I make notes and copy deadlines and addresses into my pocketmod.
It is an ever-so-dope solution.
Being the computer dork that I am I've owned a palm and a Sony PDA, but the batteries die, the little pen-thing disappears, and, really, tetris is better on the Gameboy anyway.
Sure, sure, day timers exist but they're bulky and suck to carry around. I've seen people who use them effectively, but I've never actually been that person. Who wants to bother with some ring-binder pile of crap anyway when you can never find one with the right blend of calendar/notespace/addresses.
Enter the PocketMod. I found out about this via hackcollege and it's super handy when paired with the paperless wonder that is Google calendar. I've only been using it for about 2 weeks now but I've noticed the difference in my work and home life already.
I don't subscribe to any concrete organizational strategy, but I do subscribe to unlimited text messages. So I've registered my mobile with Google, I text important stuff into my calendar from wherever I am, and I make notes and copy deadlines and addresses into my pocketmod.
It is an ever-so-dope solution.
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