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The push notification sound used by the app "Bargain Bin" (free) is an example of what I think is a "good" alert sound.

ideally, it would be great to have the ability to use our own ringtones, but i'm not sure the iphone sdk allows for that. Second best would be if you offered a choice of 3-4 sounds that the user could select from. I guess a good alert sound is a bit less harsh and metallic than the current sound. Some sounds that I think are good are here: http://www.iringpro.com/previews/zen2...

Hope this helps!

I would suggest that with future releases the website will be updated with information/help/documentation *before* the application is released.

I've been communicating with support and apparently although the reQall app allows you to turn on Push Notifications for all three kinds of Apple-supported notifications (Alerts, Badges, and Sounds), only the Alerts have been implemented at reQall 3.0 for iPhone.

I do like the reQall app, and don't mean to sound harsh, but what possibly could have been the reasoning behind supporting only Alerts? For an app that has a focus on actively reminding its users, it doesn't make sense to me. Having a silent alert pop up on an iPhone with no audible cue is not very useful. How will I know I've been reminded of something if a screen quietly pops up on my phone while it's face down on the table or in my pocket?

Badges will be a great addition to this app so that we can know how many to-dos are due without even going into the app. Please implement Sound and Badge alerts soon!!! :-)

I have also noticed a general slowness in the new version, especially when navigating in the Places section of the app. I'm running this on the iPhone 3G with the 3.0 firmware.

or add this capability to the Google Quick Search Box, if that's possible. That is the project that the creator of Quicksilver is now working on.