David mentioned in this interview http://www.gtdtimes.com/2013/05/09/your-front-row-seat-for-this-interview-with-david-allen-at-the-sang-conference/ that he switched to iPhone from Blackberry. Interesting which apps he is using for next actions, projects, reference system. How it's synced back with desktop.
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DA's usage of iPhone
- Thread starter Dmitry Kultaev
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kelstarrising
Kelly | GTD expert
Dmitry Kultaev;107345 said:
He uses eProductivity for Lotus Notes on his MacBook. I don't believe he's syncing his iPhone to Lotus Notes yet, due to some server configuration issues, but we're double checking on that for you.
kelstarrising;107347 said:
Any update here? In the latest filing short video David mentioned he is now using iPhone. Does he have list manager on it?
Dmitry Kultaev;108505 said:
Yes, David is now synchronizing his iPhone with Lotus Notes. That is done through IBM Traveler on the server side, synchronizing with Mail and Calendar apps on the iPhone.
kelstarrising
Kelly | GTD expert
finklashton;108714 said:
eProductivity is a desktop solution we all use at the David Allen Company that sits on top of Lotus Notes: http://www.eproductivity.com/
He syncs Lotus Notes to his iPhone through the Notes Traveler application and server configuration, which does work with Android as well: http://www-03.ibm.com/software/products/us/en/notetrav/