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OmniFocus Plays Nice with iPhone
This is awesome news, even if you don't have an iPhone. The code monkeys over at The Omni Group have announced a spiffy new web interface for OmniFocus that can be brought up remotely on an iPhone (or in any other browser). The remote service will be driven by an integrated web server built into the copy of OmniFocus running on your home machine. Users will be able to manipulate their data directly, with no syncing required.
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Jomo said 4:28PM on 7-04-2007
Next to the iPhone, is OmniFocus the most hyped thing ever? I'm dying to get my hands on a copy. OmniFolk: Post a beta already!
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Max Goedjen said 4:39PM on 7-04-2007
Hey everyone, I've had a product(donationware) that does the same thing as this software. Go to unido.maxwelldev.com
It'll give you an iPhone version if you go to it on an iPhone, and a PC version if you go there on a PC.
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Paul Levinson said 6:54PM on 7-04-2007
Good to hear this. iPhone's natural infrastructure is the Web, and this means the Web adjust to please iPhone users... http://paullevinson.blogspot.com/2007/07/history-lesson-iphone-sales-will-exceed.html
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viyanali said 10:47PM on 7-04-2007
nice , indeed (:
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