Comments on: Too Much To Do? 2Do at Your Service!

By: Wes M.

Wes M. — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 15:49:21 +0000

2Do is probably the swankest task manager for iOS out there – having tried Appigo’s ToDo, ToodleDo, and a few others. The interface is heads and shoulders better than the others, with the tabbed interface for the different kinds of tasks taking the cake. You can also add voice memos to the task, and then Sync with toodledo.com which in turn can connect to Outlook or whatever you’re using elsewhere for task management. Hopefully they’ll develop a direct connection to tasks in MS Exchange.

By: kyith

kyith — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 01:54:08 +0000

I think 2Do is really flexible. I used to use Appigo Todo and Action List on the iPod Touch but recently chanced upon this application that i review called 2Do.

Thought nothing much of it but once i use it, it turn out pretty great for getting things done.

Here is a guide showing how you can set up 2DO for David Allen’s getting things done >> http://www.productiveorganizer.com/to-do-list/gtd-series-part-7getting-things-done%C2%AE-using-2do-for-iphone/

By: john mooney

john mooney — Tue, 25 May 2010 08:31:41 +0000

Can anyone offer ANY help in trying to get 2do to do something.
The tips page…. absolutely useless/ no help at all. seems a bit of a con./waste of money

By: adomac

adomac — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 23:20:00 +0000

‘Wasted Money’ has a personal psychological problem and writes as if he were an emotional teenager (maybe is in truth). I joined IBM in 1964 (I am 70 this year) – a lot more than his claimed 35 years business record – and ended on the board of one of the largest corporations in the world, that could buy most international companies out of petty cash. I now run my own business. A close friend was CEO of the IBM UK PC division when it started. So I naturally kept loyalty and went PC. After many years of frustration and appalling problems with Windows I moved to Mac. Why? Both my sons have honours degrees in Computer Science and very high powered IT jobs with major companies, and they told me to dump my PC (state of the art). They use PCs at work but Mac privately, as they consider Microsoft utter rubbish. I have the latest Mac and run Windows through Parallels for the sake of historic software I spent a lot of money on. I use it as little as possible. My Mac does all I need, better than any PC, and more and more people I know are moving to Macs for sound reasons. Using 2Do with my Mac is superb, so I will not waste further words, as that says it all. ‘Wasted Money’ seems to be code for ‘Lack of Brain’. I don’t believe a word he/she says and think that whoever wrote the entry is at the bottom where they started, or close to it. Successful, intelligent people don’t write pejorative, provable, childish rubbish.

Well done 2Do – keep up the good and ever improving work.

By: virginia

virginia — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 00:10:29 +0000

This App is the most frustrating thing I’ve ever done with my iPhone. It simply doesn’t work. The instructions are not clear… and it seems there is no-one I can contact and ask for specific help.

By: VV

VV — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 20:42:27 +0000

I started using PCs when the first IBM PC came into the market. I switched to Mac last year and I´m so sorry I waited so long… will never go back, love my Mac! Not sure what kind of industries you people are talking about, but in my world a lot of people use Mac in REAL jobs. Some examples: entertainment industry, garment industry, web designers, diplomats…etc.. I also have an iphone 3G and ipod touch. Stop showing your true colors, just because you cannot afford a Mac doesn’t mean you have to put Mac users down. Instead maybe you should get a real job that pays well and then try one….

By: Swldstn

Swldstn — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 00:54:28 +0000

Have been looking for a good task manager and this isn’t bad. Wondering if anyone is contemplating syncing with Google tasks. I know they Google tasks are weak but my company has switched us all over to Google mail, calendars, etc. Mail, Contact and Calendars sync pretty well thru the Exchange interface (I believe Google licensed Active Sync from Microsoft). Todoodle isn’t great but it does sync to any computer (Mac or PC) through a web client. This hasn’t been great but it does work but the tasks are not in Google.

By: Jim Edwards

Jim Edwards — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 13:17:02 +0000

I was trying to decide which app to get to sync with my “Tasks” and “To Do” lists on my firm’s Outlook setup and found “Wasted Money’s” comment. I’ll share a couple of thoughts on that but first: version 1.2 is what is available at the App Store this morning. The puff language states that you can now sync with Outlook. We’ll see.

As for my thoughts on Wasted Money’s comment:

1. I agree with the general idea that nobody in business uses Apple products, with the exception of the iPhone, for business purposes. Oh, of course, there are lots of exceptions to that but I’ve experienced those exceptions as mostly being in the form of individuals who like Macs for personal use. Most businesses, as organizations, use Windows. As a trial lawyer who works with many other law firms, doctors’ offices, hospitals, I know you just won’t find many who use Mac. I don’t know a single one and I’ve been at this for 30 years.

2. I strongly disagree that the iPhone is nothing but a toy. It’s absolutely great at everything, with two exceptions. It has the coolest screen, interface, games, etc., etc. The only two things it’s bad at, and it’s really, really, really bad at these: first – making and receiving telephone calls; and, second – staying turned on after you unplug it from the charger. They really should put a telephone in the thing; that would make it really useful. Also, they should put a battery in it, or at least a battery that would power all the crap on the thing for more than half a day. Other than that, it’s great! And, it’s sooooooo cooooooool! Get one, you’ll love it! (Want mine?)

By: Laura in CO

Laura in CO — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 16:28:57 +0000

I would love to get a Mac, but right now I have a Windows Vista PC, and that’s what I’ll be using for awhile. I love this app, and I hope the update to sync with Windows is on it’s way.

By: Tony Green

Tony Green — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 18:24:20 +0000

Oh what some lovely comments, all very amusing :)

The App looks good, but as someone has already said, it definitely needs to sync with Outlook to capture a wider market. Having said that, I have bought the App and am taking the time waiting for the sync tool to get used to it – it looks good and performs well. I too have Pocket Informant, and am doing the same with that.

Re the Mac v. PC argument (yawn), I have both, and prefer Windows 7. I don’t “hate” Macs, but the OS isn’t for me – simple pimple. It is a choice I am glad to have and I hope that choice remains. But for me, I’m a PC.