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Mike A. replied on December 04, 2009 15:25 to the question "What is EureQa?" in reQall:

Does EureQa prioritize overdue items? I'm increasingly discovering that I often have overdue items that fall through the cracks. Without any reminders, I tend to forget about that.

Mike A. started following the question "Nashville asked Santa to add the city to the Foursquare network" in foursquare.

Mike A. marked one of jessi's replies in reQall as useful. jessi replied to the problem "Evernote is linked, but Reqall doesn't find anything similar".

Mike A. replied on September 22, 2009 15:44 to the problem "Evernote is linked, but Reqall doesn't find anything similar" in reQall:

I've been e-mailing back and forth with support to get to the root of the problem. It appears as though that since the problem started, new items created in Evernote are starting to appear. I even deleted an older note, re-added it the same way as before, and now it appears in Reqall. Luckily I don't have a lot of notes saved in Evernote. I may try deleting all of them and re-adding to see if that works.

Mike A. replied on September 17, 2009 20:00 to the problem "Evernote is linked, but Reqall doesn't find anything similar" in reQall:

Deb. I added both the recipe item and the Evernotes yesterday and they still aren't linked. I will send an e-mail to support shortly.

Mike A. reported a problem in reQall on September 17, 2009 14:23:

Evernote is linked, but Reqall doesn't find anything similar

I was excited to see the Evernote integration. I downloaded the new iPhone app and linked Evernote via the website. Using Evernote I clipped a bunch of recipes on the web. I went so far as to tag them all as recipe and place them in a recipe notebook. In Reqall, I created an item titled "Find recipe for dinner". When I go to view similar items, the app says there are none.

Any ideas?

Mike A. replied on July 20, 2009 21:40 to the idea "Organize my shopping list by category or by store." in reQall:

I would take a slightly different solution in making Reqall "smarter" in regards organizing a shopping list and how it applies that to multiple locations.

Rather doing the work all upfront (assigning the shopping list item to a place/category), Reqall could learn where a I buy certain items by remembering the GPS loc as I check off the items. When I add those items again, Memory Jogger could offer them up whenever I went back to that location. And if I "Buy Milk" from multiple locations, it would ideally remember all those different locations.

This is not unlike the functionality of the app iNeedStuff. - http://www.pdascent.com/Site/iNeedStu...

I used it for quite some time and was quite pleased. I only stopped when I decided I need I could combine multiple apps (iNeedStuff, ToDo, etc.) with Reqall (which was much more proactive in helping me remember all things I was trying to track).

Mike A. started following the idea "Organize my shopping list by category or by store." in reQall.

Mike A. started following the idea "Differing Holiday Dates as Key Words" in reQall.

Mike A. started following the idea "reQall's iPhone badge should update with the number of items on my to-do list" in reQall.

Mike A. started following the question "Add to my places by voice" in reQall.

Mike A. started following the idea "To-do's that depend on other to-do's" in reQall.

Mike A. started following the idea "Link to-do's" in reQall.

Mike A. started following the idea "At Location automation." in reQall.