reminders

No time like the present to get your gadgets and techie life in gear. We've got all the right tech tools to gear you up, and the tips you need to get your techie cleaning done. So, make organization easy and keep your life neat and clean when you get going with our helpful tips to step up your routine.

• Clean Up Your Computer — De-clutter your digital life when you purge your computer of any old files, folders, and media taking up needed space. But, don't let the cleaning stop there — be sure to give your computer a thorough cleanup on the outside, too!
• Charge It Up — I'm done being stressed out by losing the charge on my iPhone and being unable to find the power cord — what help is any gadget if we can't turn it on? Forget losing and misplacing your gadgets' chargers when you get your charging done all in one convenient charging station.
• FollowUpThen Email Reminders Keep You on Task — Stay on top of personal to-dos or work assignments by sending yourself an easy, automatic reminder with a deadline to get it done.

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Does your day sometimes get so overrun with tasks that you can't keep your calendar pop-ups straight? When you're in need of a reminder, check out RemindPost. This handy website lets you send yourself a reminder email to perform tasks and even set a date to which the reminder will appear in your inbox. Reminder dates range from today up to a year from now, so you can sleep well knowing that you'll remember to bring a gift for your boss's anniversary next year, and maybe score some extra points toward that promotion in the process.

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I use the "Stickies" application for Mac more than anyone I know. At any given moment, I have at least 10 sticky notes open on my desktop — they're like virtual post-its for remembering everything from my mom's new email address to funny quotes from friends or the day's to-do list. Now, one web start-up is applying the post-it concept to web pages, too. Stickr is a web-based application used with Firefox to leave sticky notes on any website. You can keep them to yourself or share them with friends to comment on content, leave warnings, or just say hello! You can personalize each note with different fonts and colors and drag it around to any part of the screen before saving and sharing.

When you have a million things to do at the office, it's easy to forget things you need to remember. Like that proposal you were supposed to review and send back by today. Whoops! You could add a reminder on your calendar, but it's oh so easy to just "dismiss" those Entourage pop-ups, isn't it? Instead, send yourself a follow-up reminder with FollowUpThen. This easy-to-use tool lets you send yourself and/or someone else a follow-up reminder via email just by adding a deadline (i.e; 1day) along with @followupthen.com in the CC or BCC field of your email. FollowUpThen will shoot back a reminder email on the day you specified, making sure you won't forget that important task.

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If you're like me, and you'd rather have your to-do list in one handy spot, TeuxDeux will help you manage your lists online. By using TeuxDeux, you can check off tasks when they are done, move them around, delete them, and see the entire week in advance.

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The virtual equivalent of tying a string around your finger, Memorari sends a digital reminder of whatever it is you don't want to forget. You can choose your preferred method of receiving a reminder: text, email, Gchat, AIM, and a few more. Just answer three questions: "When?," "Who?," and "What?" Then Memorari sends your reminder message at the time you select via your preferred delivery method.

I like that you're able to type anything in the text field, so your message can be as specific, cryptic, or silly as you want. And, according to the site's FAQ page, any data is erased after it's sent to you as a reminder, so you don't have to worry that your reminders are being stored somewhere. You can set reminders far into the future, too. Right now the calendar reaches 2011. I've already programmed reminders for all of my friends' birthdays and the day my credit card bill is due — no more excuses for forgetfulness!

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