If you're on andriod, mightytext. 

Pocket.
Buffer. 

Not necessarily being business specific there, unless we're talking marketing or social media, or just being quick to find and file info from websites and articles. Trying to think what else I use that's specifically an extension as opposed to just a link. 

Are you?!

I think?!

Also, if you're using IE, WTAF?

If you want a slick to do app for iOS, Clear is free today only.

I've only DL'd it cos it's free, I'm hooked into Wunderlist now, great infrastructure, they just need to allow more customisation of the layout and it would be perfect.

You create master lists

You then create specific tasks

Task can have sub tasks and notes

You can upload files to notes

You can schedule notes, set reminders etc

You can also delegate tasks to team members if on Pro which costs, but we use it in our small company

It's all a synced nicely from desktop app to mobile app and also a web app

Really makes a huge difference on our web dev workflow.

We've tied a lot of difference task and project management tools and this works great for us.

The only bad thing is the fixed width UI, the main tasks are given the most space but the reality is you need more space on either the left and right panes.

Might give it a go but I don't always consider more features a positive in all apps.

IA Writer has probably less than 10% of the features of Word, it's a far superior writing app.

Sync it with something else. I use Google; IIRC, there's something that lets you import a spreadsheet as contacts.

My HTC Sensation XE did the same when I upgraded from my HTC desire. Not sure if it's a Google contacts thing but it is good.

I just have a list of names and numbers at the moment so I'm gonna have to type them somehow. I'd just rather do that on the computer and transfer rather than on the phone itself.
Must actually check icloud.com,I think there may be a contacts section on that.
The option for different contacts e.g. Facebook contacts seems to be gone since the iOS update and I don't see an obvious way to import on the phone.

Open Office is grand but I do think people overvalue spreadsheets to the detriment of databases. MS-SQL is brilliant, ubiquitous and mostly free until you get into silly amounts of data. With the game stats you want to record (points, fouls, court time etc) I think you should probably look in that or similar directions

Ok, so it's actually in beta. 

Credit to them as well linking it to a website called product hunt. 

It's all a touch Zappos in there (see brooks's post in ills) but pretty good set up for giving feedback and seeing what their thinking is.

Suspect that this is part of the nature of app/online/startup land now. Perpetual itteration, even from apps aiming for the same market. No one has a patent on a list. So everyone is working from the same template. 

I know when I was messing with these google store extentions/apps more a couple of years ago, they were all trying to be linked to your cloud storage and email, by creating a seperate hub. Or starting as list apps, like wunderlist, and going from there, with email purely as a link/notification device, this appears to be bringing the mountain to mohammed, gonna use it for a while, see if it holds up.

Reckon it has the advantage of being something that's useful as a personal email clean up/layout method, and also aiming for people to use it in colab. Which is always where these things fall down.

I don't understand anything you just said.

A little bit true. I use it for my basketball related stuff, but itch to end up somewhere not so outlook dependant.