Just thought I would share this cool little screencast showing the features of the Desktop MAC GTD App, Things.
I do not use Things myself as I still prefer OmniFocus but I do prefer the visual look of Things and also The Hit List.
Hope you enjoy the screencast!
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ReplyThings is absolutely beautiful and easy to use. But as far as productivity apps are concerned, I don’t think substituting keyboard-shortcuts for drag&drop very ‘productive’. However, on an ipad, this may prove to be THE GTD app.
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