Recent content by MsbS

I have to check it out - I'm still looking for a good shopping list. I do miss HandyShopper on my ancient PalmOS... SkyDrive sync sounds great though - I need a way to enter data on my desktop (rather than type dozens of items on the screen keyboard).

I suppose that with a Win 8 app available, there might be a chance for a third-party Win 7 app using the same API.

Just checked out feedly - WOW! It imported not only my GReader subscriptions, but even the starred items! Meesa like it! Now, they need to get a WP7 app, and we have a winner.

I'm looking for a task management (checklist) app to store: - General ToDos (with dates, priorities), - Shopping lists (so, various viewing options are needed - I need to see the completed items, preferably at the bottom of the list) - Other lists (wishlists, gift lists, etc.) There are a few...

Nice! Add a browser viewer for the desktop, and you'll get a crowd of Google Reader converts (myself included)!

I had a quick glimpse at Toshi (Web browser), but I don't like a few things about it: - Can I even set up accounts, or is it just income vs expenses? I'd like to see my credit card balance, vs checking account, vs saving account, etc. - Not sure about the tags - I think I am used to...

No point creating a separate thread for my question, so I'll ask here. I'm looking for a personal finance app to track my income/expenses/mortgage repayments. So far, I checked out Trial versions of Mobudget and Account Tracker. Both are quite nice, but both have their shortcomings... Mobudget...

Ah, this sounds reasonable, thanks. I did check out NewsBlur yesterday, but the GUI seems a bit oversophisticated. And it only found 10 of my saved items (while I probably have a few hundreds...).

So, time to migrate away from Google Reader. What I am looking for is a WinPhone 7 RSS reader app. I need a functional one (not too much eye candy), and one that allows reading news in a PC browser (and synchronises the 'read' status between phone and PC). Preferably, with some way of archiving...

Auto-forwarding text messages to another phone. Probably the only thing I miss from my old Android.