Remember the Milk releases optimized version for iPhone/iPod Touch

Filed under: Productivity, Social Software, iPhone

Remember the Milk releases optimized version for iPhone/iPod Touch

by Simon Kerbel Feb 26th 2008

Web-based task scheduling and organizing tool Remember the Milk, has just released a full-featured mobile version that's specially optimized for the iPhone and iPod Touch.

Just to set your mind at ease: when they say full-featured, they mean full-featured. With the iPhone/iPod Touch optimized version of Remember the Milk, you can:

View upcoming tasks (due today, tomorrow, and this week)
View tasks by list (including Smart Lists), tag or location
Add new tasks and notes
Complete tasks with the touch of a button
Edit existing tasks and notes
Search tasks (supports advanced search operators)
View handy settings (such as your Inbox email address)

For you home page perfectionists, the webclip for Remember the Milk is also customized for the iPhone/iPod Touch.

One small caveat: the optimized version of Remember the Milk is available exclusively for Pro users. Non-pro users can test the optimized version free for 15 days; after that, you'll need to upgrade to the Pro account ($25 for one year) for uninterrupted access. We suggest paying the fee to avoid those nasty Remember the Milk withdrawals.

Point your iPhone or iPod Touch to http://i.rememberthemilk.com/ to check it out.

[via gHacks]

Tags: iPhone, iPod Touch, IpodTouch, Remember the Milk, RememberTheMilk

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Adam said 5:18PM on 2-26-2008

Is this an update for the iPhone version or are you reporting this for the first time? I have been using this for the past 2 months.

michaelstewart said 5:28PM on 2-26-2008

"just released"? You mean in November?

http://blog.rememberthemilk.com/2007/11/new-for-pro-introducing-remember-milk.html

Andrew said 8:07PM on 2-29-2008

monthsago.com. This has been out for quite some time now.

Good fact-checking!

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