Here are some links that caught my attention this week:
- Google Calendar is now suited for Mobile Phones. The link that brought this to my attention is here.
- James Kendrick of jkOnTheRun has an interesting article on What to do with those OneNote notes after you take them. I have OneNote 2003, but have never really used it as it was intended to be used. However, I know a lot of you use it and that some use it on a Tablet PC, where it is apparently a killer app.
- Direct2Dell notes that Dell is now offering three consumer systems with Ubuntu 7.04. I am undecided on whether to (eventually) go for one of these systems or not. I’ll likely go with Dell for my next laptop (my current one is about 3 years old, and is showing signs of aging). But, will I go with Ubuntu, Vista, or XP on it? Dun’t know right now. My current one dual boots Ubuntu 7.04 and XP Pro, and that is a nice arrangement, but someday I am likely going to have to go the Vista route.
- Leo of ZenHabits has a great post, entitled The Amazing Power of One, on goals implementation. Correction: the post is not by Leo, but by guest blogger AgentSully. Good writeup, AgentSully!
Finally, I thought I’d share a neat quote with you, although I am not sure where it came from: “Never confuse activity with productivity.”
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