NextAction! - The GTD Implementation - Suggestions?
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Some time ago we have evaluated a huge amount of task application for BlackBerry in the scope of David Allen’s GTD Principle. Finally, NextAction! was the tool of our choice. For those of you who are using NextAction! - as I can see there are already some Testemonials out there, I would like to know:
What can be done better at NextAction!?
Any suggestion might help. Perhaps some really new ideas of task scheduling appear and we (especially me) can learn from that on implementing my own varient of GTD. So feel free to use the comment function of this blog to give me your two cents. Do it! 
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October 10, 2006 @ 12:06 pm
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Justin Kent said,
October 23, 2006 @ 5:28 pm
First of all, it runs very slow on my 8700c.
Second, there is no way to see task priorities. The built in BB Tasks app shows each Task’s Priorities with an icon, and gives the option to sort by Priority if preferred.
I don’t see much benefit of this program over the built in Task App. It makes switching contexts a faster, but takes away functionality that I need.
BlackBerryInsight » GTD Tool NextAction! on your BlackBerry (German Edition) said,
November 28, 2006 @ 6:23 pm
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