New blog...

Just started a new blog after a very long period of silence at http://blog.hakanserce.com

My way of GTD on Android...

The title of this blog entry may create a false impression that I have a mature GTD process on Android. Nope, sorry :( Not yet actually, but I am on my way.

Let me explain how I try to do GTD on my phone as of now.

I use the following tools for my GTD setup:

1. Evernote
2. Dropbox
3. Mindjet
4. Calendar (Stock)

Inbox (In-basket)

My Inbox is based on Evernote. Evernote is ideal as an inbox because it allows collecting all kinds of "stuff" including :

• textual notes
• drawings (with Skitch)
• voice recordings
• photos
• e-mails
• web clippings

For this I have created a Notebook called Inbox in Evernote, and set this as my default Notebook. I do not use tags for the notes in the Inbox Notebook.

Processing

Evernote again...

Every now and then, I go through my notes in the Inbox Notebook and process them. I move any processed note to another Notebook called Processed. I use tags (actually a tree of tags) for classifying items in this Notebook for the following:

• Next Actions
• Archive
• Projects
• Someday/Maybe

I use Calendar for Date/Time specific items. Also Calendar works great for the Tickler items.

Project Details

For details of a project I use mind maps. I create mind maps for each project in my project list using Mindjet and sync them with Dropbox.

Also for the supplementary files of a project, I use a folder structure in Dropbox.

Future work...

• Need to integrate  Evernote project notes with the Midjet mind maps (some kind of hyperlink would be OK)
• Need to integrate Evernote project notes and Mindjet mind maps with supplementary project files on Dropbox (again some sort of hyperlinking would be great)
• Need to have some sort of dashboard for the whole thing (a very simple application would do it)

Something for anime lovers...

Hi there,
I am working on a piece of software for anime lovers with an Android device. The first release is planned in a few weeks. Bleach fans will be the first to enjoy, then One Piece, Naruto/Naruto Shippuuden and Full Metal Alchemist will follow.

LateReader is listed on the official Read It Later website...

LateReader is now listed on the official Read It Later website : http://www.readitlaterlist.com/apps/app/latereader

I hope this application will evolve into something that is both usefull and attractive for the Windows Mobile users...
We'll see...

LateReader is all over the Net ...

I guess many people were waiting for a Read It Later application for Windows Mobile platform. As soon as I released the application, I have seen that the application is mirrored on a number of freeware sites, and mentioned on many blogs, critcs sites etc. Here are a few of them:


http://www.1800pocketpc.com/2010/05/17/read-it-later-list-app-for-windows-mobile.html
http://www.xda-developers.com/windows-mobile/latereader-a-winmo-read-it-later-app/
http://pocketnow.com/software-1/read-it-later-app-for-windows-phone
http://www.freewareppc.com/docs/latereader.shtml
http://handheld.softpedia.com/get/Internet-Utilities/Late-Reader-101591.shtml
http://my-xda.blogspot.com/2010/05/latereader.html
http://ppcfusion.co.cc/2010/05/19/latereader-v010/
http://opensoftwaresppc.blogspot.com/2010/05/latereader-v010.html

LateReader is on freewarepocketpc.com ....

LateReader is available for download now on http://www.freewarepocketpc.net/ppc-download-latereader.html
 in addition to xda-devs forum. Although this is a very early beta release I receive very positive responses, hopefully we will have a much better app. in the near future.

LateReader v0.1.0 release...

Hello everybody.
I have the first public beta release of LateReader now.
I hope you enjoy it.

You can follow LateReader app progress here and also at xda-developers : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=682845