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So you've embraced the glory of computing in the cloud and are now a fan of web apps like Gmail and Remember the Milk. You use them all the time from everywhere especially from your snazzy new Android handset, and you're starting to see how it all fits together, how the dawning of the age of Aquarius and the era of the internet are coinciding... well, at least you see how you should be able access whatever info you want from your Android.

This brings me to my point, a Remember the Milk Android app exists and is out there, and although a little buggy (mostly because it packs in so much), it works quite well. I haven't seen it in the Android Marketplace but if you set your phone to allow unauthorized apps you can download it from http://edouardmercier.fr/toodo/

Below is the direct link to the app, just click it from your android and install, and never forget the milk again! that is unless you forget your android, in which case you have bigger problems

http://webdav.edouardmercier.fr/public/TooDo/TooDo.apk

Comments

Astrid is a good too

Submitted by dhakimzadeh on February 17, 2009 - 6:36pm.

Astrid is an elegant new todo list application for Android that helps people become more effective at getting things done. Simple enough to not get in your way but powerful enough to actually help you get stuff done! It does tagging, timers, annoying reminders, smart task sorting, hiding tasks & partial progress!

and it syncs with Remember the Milk!

http://code.google.com/p/android-astrid/
http://www.androidtapp.com/astrid-task-todo-list/

Thanks for this article. You

Submitted by Mike (not verified) on March 3, 2010 - 8:31am.

Thanks for this article. You always publish a riveting post. I would like to see others very soon.
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