Personally, I am happy with the Series 2 in the living room and can’t justify spending $10 a month to run the old TiVo next to the elliptical in the basement.

My ToDo list (which actually is a combination of Next Actions, Project, Someday/Maybe and other assorted lists) is a simple text file that I keep on my desktop. I currently just email myself ToDo’s and paste them in the list in the evening. To keep track of them during the day, I print them out, 4-up double sided, fold the paper three times, and stick it in the 3×5 black book I carry with my wallet.

And I don’t actually leave all emails with ToDo’s in the Inbox:
* If it is a receipt, then I put it into the “@Waiting” folder until the package actually arrives.
* If it is an action for a project I am working on (and I have dedicated folder on my computer for it), I’ll drag the message out and start the file name with “ToDo - “.
* Actions which are just listed in an email are pasted into a ToDo list.
* Ideas for web log posts are pasted in as drafts.

In theory, the only things remaining will be where the ToDo is based on the email, and not just the information it contains (e.g. Reply to this email). In practice, it’s been a repository for stuff I haven’t wanted to deal with. And that is turning around.

I’ve thought about using RTM, but am not sure the setup would be worth it. (And I tend to spend more time in the tracking than the doing.) No iPhone. No Blackberry. My phone won’t sync crap. (Which is bad since it has a built-in contact list and calendar.) I’ll have to take a look at iGoogle again–it’s been a while.

Finally if you become a “pro” subscriber ($25 a year isn’t too bad)…. they have programs for iPhone and Blackberry so your online ToDo list syncs with your phone’s builtin one.

Whatever…

Be safe down there man.