Software Mobile Phones,Handphone And computer

Life for most people these days is filled with endless tasks, projects and responsibilities. When David Allen started talking about time management, which is now known world wide as Getting Things Done, he changed the game. More and more people are realizing that there are just too many things to do in a day and that implementing some form of management was greatly needed.

Thus came the Blackberry. A device so addicting it quickly adapted the nickname "Crackberry". The PDA itself is feature rich and makes keeping on top of your emails a breeze. The calender and task management apps standard within OS 4.1 and up provided a decent way of managing tasks in your day to day....but it was still lacking big time. It has only been recently where a few options have emerged to completely embrace the ideas of Getting Things Done.

It was only a matter of time before GTD software applications would flood the market, and flood the market they did. Although the options being presented were all fine and dandy, there was still a need for something mobile, powerful and of course something simple. This is when Viira stepped onto the market and offered an affordable and robust solution to managing your day to day from every businessman's favorite smartphone, the Blackberry.

Viira is developed in my home town of Vancouver BC and has quickly become a leader on the market. Viira has full support for Projects, Contexts, Appointments and even Day Tasks. Its intuitive way of organizing your schedule gives you the power to create flexible and effective to-do lists and helps you achieve a higher level of personal productivity in your day-to-day life.

In order to help you leverage the principles of GTD to their full potential, Viira uses an intuitive yet powerful classification system. Each Task or Appointment can be classified by Project, Context or by the day on which it needs to get done. Never again will you forgot to finish a task with Viira at your side, and the only way you're going to forget is to lose your phone!