Google's Tasks list on the iPhone

I still prefer the Remember The Milk app for the iphone. Sure it requires a Pro account but $25 / year is nothing and it's supporting a great little startup company. Their app is about one of the slickest I've seen too.

I'd prefer an iphone app itself that then syncs as without it being connected the entire time, it seems useless.

With RTM, at least I can see my tasks before connecting.

THANK YOU for posting this, TUAW. i've been waiting for just this occasion since i started using Google Tasks, & was starting to fear that it wouldn't happen before i gave up & bought Things, RTM, etc.

i don't need any of the "pro" level features, as Tasks does everything i want it to... now that i can carry it with me, that is.

for those who mentioned the no-offline use---i think this is a brilliant first step toward a dedicated app that will support just that. i'll even pay for one if someone comes up with it, as there's no way it'd be more expensive than the other services i've looked at.

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For google apps try:

mail.google.com/tasks/a/yourdomain/iphone

Pointless unless you are online or always connected.

I'll stick with Things, despite its limitations.

I just wish there was a Dashboard widget for this so I wouldn't have to log into GMail every time I wanted to check them...

Give me google documents and I'll be happy.

I'm glad Google is working so hard on this semi-useful feature, while at the same time killing the customized iPhone/iGoogle home page for a useless piece of generic junk - and also directing all iPhone searches through Google to so-called "mobile optimized" pages instead of the real web pages that mobile Safari renders so well.

Oh, wait - these three things all have something in common: they capture iPhone users into the main Google ecosystem.

I have (little) problem with donating my blood to Google when the product suits me. To To-Do list is a wash; I prefer the alternatives. The disembowelment of the iGoogle for iPhone - well, that's Google's choice; it doesn't have to offer a product it doesn't want (I switched to a Netvibes tab that I customized for my phone.) But the hijacking (and that's what I consider it) of search to these "optimized" pages just rots, and forgive me, but I can't figure out how to permanently squelch it, other than switching over to the equally miserable Yahoo as a default search engine.)

Ugh.

So can I finally sync my iCal todos with google now?