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Google Sync for iPhone Calendar, vs NuevaSync
... NOTE: BEFORE THE SYNC, MAKE SURE TO BACK UP YOUR CONTACTS ...
It may be a bit late, but I'm jumping on the bandwagon. Bottom line -- I cut out the middle man and went directly to Google Sync for the iPhone Calendar .
I'm making the transition from the fast -- pocket paper calendar to Google Calendar. The problem is that I have the old iPhone , with the edge network, and the Web Application is just not fast enough for me.
Google Sync for the iPhone works well and only took about 5 minutes to set up.
I have seen NuevaSync work well with my coworkers, and it has some functionality that Google Sync does not. NuevaSync connects your iPhone native calendar to gcal through a 3rd party, and it allows for >5 Calendar support. Yeraze blogs about it here:
Breakdown
Feature NuevaSync GoogleSync Bidirectional sync Y Y Calendar Support Y Y Contact Support Y Y Average download time 10-15min <5min Average upload time <1min <1min Support for “other” phone #’s Y N Push Mail N N
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GTD 2009: Organizing with Goodwill Purchases
The economic downturn has got me in the spirit of shopping at goodwill . I went over the weekend with the purpose of finding a pen-holder. I found this vintage coffee holder (see photo) and immediately fell in love.
I also found a cabinet at good will for $30, officemax and office depot would charge more than $100 for a similar piece of office equipment.
Another note: I am still in the process of transitioning to my 2009 calendar . I tried switching to an online/electronic as well as a briefcase sized calendar. However the tried and true pocket calendar is portable, and functions as a quick capture device.
Via Lifehacker , I found this video clip of David Allen (of GTD fame) got me motivated to clean my own office and implement my recent purchases.
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