Since I got an additional data plan for my Windows Mobile PDA/cell phone a few weeks ago, I’ve started using more and more online-services while I’m on the go. Apart from now being able to read my mail or RSS feeds on my mobile without having to fear a horrendously high bill at the end of the month, I was also looking for a to-do list service which I can use from anywhere. I’ve tried a few but now I’m totally sold to Remember the Milk (RTM) for all my lists of things to do. RTM offers pretty much everything you can imagine or expect from a to-do list service. Just to name a few features: You can add tasks through the website, e-mail, SMS or browse the mobile version of RTM to manage your lists. You can even send yourself reminders via SMS or e-mail for free. There’s also tagging, priorities, Google Calendar/Maps integration and even a collaboration feature so that you can share tasks with other RTM users. And the best thing – it’s free. If you’re curious, you might want to check out the tour first, then simply sign up and give it a go. Happy to-do-listing! Let me know what you think.
Remember the Milk – a to-do list for everyone
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