For those of you waiting for Things, the beautiful task management/GTD app for the Mac, to be released next week at Macworld, you can get your hands on the version 1.0 release candidate now by going to their website. According to Cultured Code:
The Release Candidate is almost identical to the final version that will be [...]

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There’s a new player on the field in the game of awesome-GTD-apps-for-the-Mac-…uh…-ball.  It’s called The Hit List, and it’s made by the Potion Factory - the same folks who brought you Tangerine! and Voice Candy. I learned about this exciting new app from this article at The Unofficial Apple Weblog. Not being able to control myself, [...]

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Here is my modest, if a bit geeky, list of things I’m looking forward to in 2009.  This is not so much a “wish list” as a list of things that are more or less certain to happen that I happen to be excited about (now you see why “wish list” was a snappier title).

Chrome [...]

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Until very recently, I have not been a fan of GTD applications. Frankly, I resisted learning anything about David Allen’s widely celebrated methodology for getting things done. In my quest for a law practice management solution, however, I have tried out a lot of GTD type applications.
Recently, I have become a convert, and, although I [...]

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One thing every Mac-using lawyer has to ask themselves is what software they’re going to use to manage their practice. Anyone who’s scoured the interwebs for a solution has likely come to the same inescapable conclusion: there’s simply no obvious comprehensive software solution for the Mac-using attorney (or law firm, for that matter).
In my view, [...]

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