We’re excited to introduce Shun Fukuzawa, our new Community Manager (Japanese language). Shun’s re-launched our Remember The Milk Japan Blog at blog.rememberthemilk.jp, where he’ll be sharing all the latest Remember The Milk news, tips, and happenings.
Remember The Milk is also now on Twitter in
Do you find it hard to remember to eat your vegetables before they go bad? simon.blais shares his way of keeping track of weekly vegetable deliveries:
To avoid wasting vegetables as much as possible, I keep an up to date list of the vegetables I have on hand to
We were ridiculously excited to get hold of the iPhone 4 here in Australia, at long last. After the thrill of unboxing, though, we discovered a serious issue with the device.
Nope, not the antenna (that works just fine). It was much, much worse: the iPhone 4 didn’t have
With Smart Lists, there are an infinite number of different ways that you can view your tasks (see the useful searches post for just a few examples). This tip, shared by zero023z, describes a handy “Dashboard” list:
I have a Smart List in my account called Dashboard, which I use
We just wanted to let you know about a small update to Remember The Milk for Android that Bob approved for release today. Version 1.3.1 includes:
* Dell Streak support, which is very handy if you happen to own a Dell Streak and would like to use our Android
The awesomeness of tags is that you can use them to organize your tasks any way you want to. This tip, shared by Amy in Alabama, demonstrates a creative use of time-based tags:
I live in the Deep South. It’s August. The heat index is 100+.
There are some
Have trouble maintaining a clean house? This tip shared by emily.hawe aims to turn cleaning from a daunting prospect to something that might actually get done:
I don’t know about you, but I’m often overwhelmed by the idea of cleaning my whole house. I used to wait
Library book automation? Yup, nkirsch has come up with a brilliant way to keep track of library books using Remember The Milk and a little bit of code:
I use RTM, the API, and a Python script to crawl my local library’s RSS feed. I automatically find books that
We’re excited to announce that the latest version of the Remember The Milk app is now available on the App Store. The focuses of this release were making the app iOS 4 compatible, taking advantage of some of those shiny new iOS 4 features, supporting the Retina display, and
It’s Remember The Milk for Android update time, w00t! Bob and the more human members of the team are continuing to work on improving the app, and today we’re releasing version 1.3.0 (codename: “Trurl”).
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There’ll be no more hurting your brain
Bob’s been furiously working away on our iPhone app to make it iOS 4 compatible, consuming vast amounts of bananas to get the job done. We were relieved when he finally emerged from his lab last week and gave us the “submit this to Apple for approval” nod (he’
The advanced search operators in Remember The Milk can be pretty powerful – particularly when used in a Smart List, as in this excellent example shared by sylviavas.
I’ve gone from using regular lists almost exclusively to using tags and Smart Lists - they’re so versatile. But I have