Add a vote for the Palm Pre WebOS version. Thanks! On Jun 9, 12:17 am, Fletcher <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, Andrey & company.. > > I have some Feature Requests for MLO. Forgive me if some of this is > covered in 3.0, but I think it's not yet. I've given a short list, > then more description below. > > 1) Random subtask - Each time a parent task comes due, offer one of > the subtasks (randomly) > 2) Plan Mode/Pin to Calendar - Map To Do items onto calendar to > actually schedule commitments > 3) GPS-enabled contexts - Game-changing feature for smartphones. Alert > of ToDos when near given context. > 4)PalmWebOS compatibility > 5) Check MLO reminder > > 1) Random Subtask > Each time a parent subtask comes due, offer one of the subtasks to > be done. > USES: > 1. I have set aside time each week to do one "adventure", but > rather than choose it, I'd rather have MLO give me one randomly from a > list I've set up. > 2. My girlfriend and I like to try new restaurants. Each time I > hear of one, I'd like to put it into the list. Then, for our weekly > scheduled date night, MLO tells us which restaurant to go to. > 3. For any other project or collection of tasks that you can't > handle all at once and want MLO to throw one at you. > > 2) Plan Mode/Pin to Calendar > For those of us that live by a calendar and would like to have our > To Do's actually scheduled (maybe not all of them, but some of them) > it would be nice to have MLO lay out on a calendar when everything > could be happening if you focused on accomplishing your To Do's. > The Pin-to-Calendar part would allow you to fix the dates of some > tasks so that you know when they're going to happen. > This came up for me when I started doing a Daily Action Plan with a > group of people-- I'd really just like to be able to have MLO tell me, > hour-by-hour, what I'll be doing today. > > 3) GPS-enabled contexts > This is a feature I have dreamt of for years and years and is > within striking distance of becoming a reality. It's the next logical > step for contexts (especially since they have open/closed hours). The > idea is that MLO could periodically (configurable) check its location > and, if close to a context that has due items, alert you of that. > I understand the difficulties in accomplishing this, but what > you've done with MLO so far has been amazing, so I thought I'd throw > it out there. > USES: > 1. MLO checks, sees you're at the shopping center-- alerts you > that you have a ToDo to pick up your dry-cleaning and buy some new > shoes. > 2. Next time I'm at my girlfriend's house, remind me to find the > book I left over there. > 3. Next time I'm near the office, remind me to pick up the file I > needed. > > 4)PalmWebOS compatibility > Since this is probably the next big phone, once it's opened up for > development, I'd love to see a version of MLO on it. Until that time > (once I get aPre), I will hang on to my dreadful Treo 800w. > > 5) I would like to MLO "tickle me" every so often to check in with > it-- highly configurable, of course. What I tend to do is "ignore" MLO > for long periods of time, then everything gets out of date. This would > just help me to keep on track, especially if I'm letting things go > overdue.
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