Hmmmmmmmmmmm, well, BOTH! :-)
There was a book (Becker?) about Palm-based productivity that posited that one should always capture stuff in the Palm memo pad, which would sync back to the PC. Then, daily, process that information (by cut and paste) into the right place (calendar, address book, task, etc.). The idea is to make capturing information quick and allow processing later. That could work on the Pre, if we ever get a Memo/Notes app that syncs with something (dare I say Outlook?) on the PC. I suppose right now one could have a persistent named Task that could serve that purpose. As long as the user is using Outlook (or eventually Google Apps or Gmail) tasks, it would quickly get back to the PC for further use. OR, you could have a more general "quick add to" button in US that subsequently allowed you to choose email, contacts, calendar, tasks, notes. Type the text, tap, tap and the text is in the right place!! OK, I guess I'm weird, too. . . Cheers, Don From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Craig Froehle Sent: Saturday, September 19, 2009 6:34 AM To: treo Subject: [Treo] Idea for webOS univ. search I woke up at 3:05 last night with an idea that I wanted to email to myself. That led me to another idea: adding a "quick email" to webOS universal search (US) menu. Imagine being able to specify an email address in US. You type in something and, below the list of search engine buttons, is a "quick email" button, which will send whatever you typed to the email address you specified with some form of descriptive Subject. Is that something anyone would use, or am I weird? Don't say "both." :-) [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
