Mobile task reminders with Motask

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Mobile task reminders with Motask

by Chris Gilmer Sep 13th 2006

Are you ever out and about, and can't recall that little something you had to do? Motask would love to help you. Motask is a to-do list accessible through mobile devices. Through its extremely simple interface, users can add tasks, edit tasks, and easily delete them when the task has been completed all through motask.com from their mobile device. It's a great way to remind you what had to be done while you are out. Simply log on to the website, open an account in two seconds, and start making your task list. The service is free of charge, and unfortunately there is currently no way to export tasks, or upload tasks from other applications like Outlook. Nonetheless, it's a great simple reminder tool for on the go.

Tags: list, mobile, motask, reminders, todo

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