PRODUCTEEV AUGUST 24 FULL
By "interact fully" I mean that you can add tasks (including full email messages, deadlines, labels, and workspace tags), receive tasks, and receive and act on notifications from any of the services mentioned above that you choose to connect to your workspaces. Producteev uses Facebook connect as well, which allows for extremely simple sign in (for you and people you want to invite in) and they are planning more robust Facebook integration in the future. You can fully interact with Producteev using only your preferred communication tools, including email, Gtalk, Yahoo and Windows Messenger, AIM, ICQ, and Twitter, with more services planned and on community request. Producteev has put together a really slick and easy to use web application - but you don't actually have to log into it at all, if you don't want to.
"Producteev ’s solution connects email and tasks with a broad range of popular communication tools and seamlessly brings them into a user’s work environment, without requiring them to change their work preferences." Cross-Platform Producteev 2 is powerful,highly flexible, and free for individuals. Producteev's goal is to enable you to work with their task management system without requiring you to make major adjustments to your current workflow. Now Producteev is back and swinging out hard with Producteev 2, promising one of the best personal and business task management apps to hit the web.
We also briefly made mention of Producteev, then a promising but still incomplete service focused on cross-platform task management and communication. In the past, we have written on GTD in Evernote, Action Method Online, reQall, Dial2Do, ToodleDo vs Remember the Milk, and more. Some have you may have noticed our minor obsession with productivity applications here at 40Tech - particularly with task management apps. Google Chrome Explodes On To iOS, Puts Desktop Experience In Your Pocket - June 30, 2012.5 Fresh Android Games Released in 2012 - July 5, 2012.Easy Access to US, UK Streaming Services From Anywhere - August 18, 2012.
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