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- Thanks a lot. I have be going around on this big big web searching for this. Thanks that you put it all in one place. I am going to benefit a lot from this.
- I had the pleasure to encounter this drying mouth machine in London pub. I taped it!
- Hmmm... methinks this also keeps the guests hands off the mirror. How many mirrors get scratched by hotel guests wiping them off? Probably worth it to the hotel, especially if it's upscale. A...
- You sold me on Cut-Rite wax paper. What a way to end a roll.
- Altho not too useful to me, it will sure make me smile and have a good impression to the hotel and the brand. A really good user experience design is in the details. Good lesson learned.
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Measuring the impact of new technology on human experience
I’ve been trying out this new service called Jott that converts your voice into e-mails and text messages. Once you sign up for a free account — a pain-free process — you can call a toll-free number to create a message. You’re asked who you want to Jot
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1 year ago
They could use some keyboard shortcuts.
I think rememberthemilk.com has one of the snappier web UIs that deals with lists.
1 year ago
Jott actually just redesigned their interface. Read more about what's new here: http://jott.com/jott/whatsNew.html
And yes, Remember the Milk rules. I use it for all of my to-do lists. I had been using 37 Signals' Ta-da Lists, but was thoroughly annoyed by the absense of a due date for each task. Then my manager Josh recommended RTM. I'm much happier with it, and their mobile site isn't bad either.