MilkSync from Remember The Milk
By mrwangkai on August 11, 2009 at 10:43 am
Posted Under: Application, Productivity
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MilkSync |
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| Version 1.0 | |
| Cost: Free for Pro Account (15 day trial) | |
| Remember The Milk (Developer Info) | |
  (2 votes, average: 4.50 out of 5) |
Note: MilkSync is available for Pro Accounts on Remember The Milk, which is $25 for a year.
Remember The Milk is a productivity tool where you can create to-do lists to get things done. For an idea of how it works, here is the beginner’s guide to the web application. MilkSync is developed to allow synchronization of these to-do lists (tasks) between your mobile device and the web application.
If you fit the diagram below (being in the intersection), you should consider using MilkSync to keep your tasks and to-do lists synchronized to be most productive.
Features: MilkSync for Remember The Milk
The features for MilkSync includes
- Two way synchronization
- Over The Air (OTA) or cradle sync
- Scheduled synchronization (e.g., automatically sync every hour, or when the device is placed in cradle)
- Include all lists or specific lists
- Windows Mobile 5 and 6 support
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| Min Req: | Windows Mobile 5 and 6 PocketPCs |
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| Device Applicable: | Samsung Omnia Samsung Epix |
| Price: | Free for Pro Account (15 day trial) |
| Ratings | (2 votes, average: 4.50 out of 5) |
| Target Audience: | Refer to this Venn Diagram. If you’re in the middle, right where those two circle intersects, you should seriously consider getting MilkSync. |
Note: Download may require registration/login to Remember The Milk
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Reader Comments
This software might be free, but I believe you need RTM premium to take advantage of it. I’m trying to decide between paying for RTM/Milksync vs waiting for Nuevasync or googlesync to implement task sync.
@danny, thanks danny, I’ve updated/addressed that at the beginning of the article. I’ve never heard of Nuevasync, is it pretty useful?
@mrwangkai Nuevasync is basically google sync for mobile before google got around to building it (no disrespect meant to Nuevasync – the nice thing is that they support syncing WM to multiple services like google calendar OR Plaxo.) Customer service/responsiveness from Nuevasync is top-rate. They also ofter (for $25/year) push e-mail – which google sync doesn’t currently offer. And getting back to RTM, neither service (neuvasync or google sync) offer task sync at this time.