T-Mobile Dash with Jott, Remember the Milk, and ReQall and I sync with outlook '07. The redundancy serves as back-ups... oh and not to forget Dashwire

Cordfucious v 2.0.1

I use Google Calendar's online interface, as well as Thunderbird with the MozCal and GCal proxy add-ons so I have an offline copy.

bhaelochon

Old fashioned paper calendar booklet that I keep in my purse. Invaluable at tax time too.

Curves

I got my first, second, AND third windows mobile devices for this purpose. Guess what? 3 strikes, and you're out. Sorry Bill. The iPhone broke down enough barriers to at least have a chance at keeping me (somewhat) organized, which is an accomplishment for me.

lpranal

iPhone for myself. iPod Touch for many others. Now that Mobile Me is working really good, work and personal stuff all sync OTA. Which is really nice.

Ken_Darrow

My wife.

On weekends I ask "Do we have anything planned?"

She tells me.

I also use an iPhone w/ iCal (Outlook on my Windows boxes - home and work)

dc-united

@WMyers: You beat me to it.

I used to use daylight, ical, mail to-do.
This summer has been too busy to be handled by anything, including my brain.

Phenostar

iPhone Synced with Office outlook 2007....suits me just fine....i can handle appointments on the fly and i can add detailed events using my< pc when i get home. Plus i have them wherever i go....online or on the road.

Salinger

Cingular 3125 Smartphone hacked with Windows Mobile 6.1, synchronized with Outlook at work, which also synchronizes with Outlook and Outlook Express at home via Plaxo.

bimplebean

Blackberry with BES(exchange) and BIS

Mr Torben

wife...does she count as a gadget?

WMyers

@nutbastard: I miss those days. I need to free up my time a bit. I'm over committed right now.

Scott

Post-it-notes and my forearm... and something to write with. I pretend not to be able to use the outlook calender, that's my 'I forgot about the meeting' excuse.

shamoononon has a hebetudinous dog

a piece of paper...

enchantedgoose

Just stupid boring Outlook.

Scott

palm centro

rezin khanz

I try very hard to use any gadget I can to keep my life organized, but at the end of the day, I need a gadget to organize all my gadgets. It's out of control. I spend too much time organizing and not enough time actually doing anything. It's the ultimate conundrum of the GTD generation.

deenster

iphone and ical

YamIinLawSchool

Blackberry...and now I could never go back...I will always have some sort of PDA type phone from now on.

12-Inch Idongivafuck Sandwich

iphone calendar for important stuff and a calendar I got for free at gamestop for free for everything else.

gamecrazychris

Sadly none...I use my addled mind to less than stellar results.

RoboChop

I could not vote because I use several: cellphone (notes tool for keeping addresses for job interviews and places we go out to in NYC); a wall calendar for things that everyone in the house has to see (like due dates for bills); a small dry-erase white board on the fridge for reminders like REPLACE WHAT YOU FINISH! DO NOT SLAM CABINET DOORS! FLUSH THE TOILET! etc..; and at work I MUST use my Entourage calendar otherwise I'd never be able to keep up with all the projects and meetings. I think that's it.

RE-L

moto q synced to my google calendar...

jagowar

I get my weekly agenda tattooed on my arm every monday.

marm0lade

I need something though.. any recommendations?

Glare

I need a Blackberry Curve bad, but Sprint requires me to extend my contract by 2 years an extra $99.

Screw them, I'm switching to at&t once my folks get the family plan done with.. next year :(

Glare

Windows Mobile 6 PDA

joandrade

Long term: MS One Note combined with Facebook events and birthdays (They are actually very important to women. Who knew?), and short term, as in the next 2-3 days: notes app on my Nokia E51 or whatever phone I use that week.

rospaya

iPhone synced to iCal at home and Entourage at work.
Wall calendar at work - sometimes I just need the pen and paper.
Post-It Notes & To-Do lists - again, old school is necessary for me sometimes.

shorty63136

Memory...I am not a very organized person :)

Xelinor

Blackberry synced to work via bes (exchange) and a personal blackberry for home..

zimstyles

Bad title, keeping your life organized can constitute many other things than just calendaring. That being said...

Outlook syncing
Todoist for the todo's

praevalesco

Me and At-A-Glance kick it old-school.

92BuickLeSabre

my life is fairly simple with few obligations - pretty much after work, im free to do whatever. wednesdays i hang out with the russians. that's pretty much it.

nutbastard

iCal + mobileme = organized on iPhone, Macbook Pro, and Powermac G5 <3

breamarie

BB synced with outlook (contacts and calendar)

Geisrud

@Joseph: Nope, I'm an idiot.

Joseph

White board? I guess that's other.

Joseph

Google Calendar, when it comes to calendaring. Syncs with both Outlook at work and Thunderbird at home and all my family's calendars. I can't do paper calendars because my schedule changes so much and I want/need to be able to access it anywhere; that's also why I choose Google calendar; the interwebs is everywheres!

darth_indy

Thunderbird's Lighting synchronized with my Windows Mobile phone. Google Cal sucks because it doesn't support tasks, wtf Google!

caliaa

Iphone/Ical

sebas0069

Treo 700p with Palm calender. Still waiting for the next version of Palm software, hopefully in 2009. Really hate outlook (all versions) for calender

mrtech

Google Calendar + SMS notifications = saved my butt plenty

dwight-schrute

iCal/iPhone

ferrdidly

I actually just mentioned this morning that my life is getting to the point where what I do and exactly when I do it is requiring more than my passing attention minutes before a scheduled item is to be done.

That being said, I use solely my memory currently, but I will soon update to using my iPhone's calendar and perhaps a computerized version soon enough.

shiftyeyedgoat

installed samurize to show to do lists on my desktop...

urbanturban666

iPod touch syncing with MobileMe for Calendar, Contacts and Mail.

Stash

PDA Synced to a Calendar

I keep my iPod Touch synced to my University's exchange server via push.

TuxRug

Exchange thru 1&1 and Outlook 2007 at home & work and my Tilt. Everything is update real-time whereever I'm at.

mailbox01

Blackberry Pearl synced to Lotus calendar with reminders on half of the stuff...

and also a Blackberry Curve as a fallback if the Pearl doesn't work for some reason...

and last of all, an old Motorola V180 that doesn't have a camera that I have to use when visiting secure facilities.

freelunch

Moto Q9h global + outlook

aec007

Treo 680 synced with Outlook at home. Agendus for organization of ToDo's/Calendar events.
and
iPhone also with Calendar/iProcrastinate.
and
Franklin Covey pocket planner for weekly planning...

anti-hello-kitty

Palm T/X with the Palm Desktop. What more do you need?
I have a pay-as-you-go cell phone for the odd text and voice call.

AdmNaismith

Before iCal, I basically didn't care about organizing my time. Now, I can remember birthdays. Ok, it's a bit more than that. Syncing with my cell definitely helps, with setting reminders on the go. I think the iCal app on the iPhone could really be redesigned to make it easier to use at-a-glance. Other than that, it's as much "structure" as I need.

Akibake-

unfortunately, my work (and therefore my life) runs on lotusnotes 7.

Translation: I'm a sad, sad man.

m4ximusprim3

notepad
remember the milk

puntai

OS X iCal with BusySync organizes and schedules my Graphic Design department at work.

I tried about 20 different demos and free job scheduling apps, after using those, i thought i'd be using the dry erase board for the rest of my life. Finally decided to try iCal, and wow... it's everything my department needed!

silence04

@m4ximusprim3: Hey, it could be worse; it could've been using Groupwise.

ripfire

Me? Organized? Ha!

But when I'm out for business, it's WM6 synced to outlook.

ripfire

ipod touch - best PDA I've ever owned.

sonburn

iCal to iPhone via BusySync. Very solid!

saronian

@breamarie:

I'm with you, only I'm using an iPod Touch with a MacBook Pro.

Ubert

Blackberry Curve pulling work e-mail/calendar as well as my personal e-mails. No question I wouldn't know what to do without it now. Which I know is pretty sad!

graham1010

I put gCal because it is the central hub but it all syncs with the rest of my family, iCal (which I never open) and my iPhone.

phlavor

There isn't anything sophisticated yet for me to use in a snap and be organized. I've seen people crumble because they only kept their life organized on technology and *boom* it went. Memory's the way to go unfortunately., until the day we have a wrist-gadget that's lightning fast and shows me stuff in a simple way. No competition here unfortunately.

cowpop

Both desktop and laptop pull off Gcal.

Desktop and laptop use outlook.

Desktop syncs both cellphone (Xv-6700) and iPod touch.

All of them are in sync. I can always access my data.

jharris0221

iPhone to MobileMe to iCal for me.

djcaleb

iphone nuevasync'd to gcal.

...'otta stay away from outlook & mobileme. eh.

philesaid

I really hoped iPhone would be the answer, but I need a to-do list that syncs to Outlook. So for now I'm sticking with an old Palm syncing to Outlook on a PC.

WeedMonkey

I use push syncing with my Clarkson University's exchange server to my computers and my iPhone

danmandle

I use my Treo, loaded up with Agendus Premium, synced to Outlook. My memory just ain't what it used to be....

What was I saying?

fussnfeathers

true jedi masters use memory.

shenanigans

I go where the universe takes me.

OOh! Piece of candy!

strider_mt2k

Moto Q9m synched to Outlook at home and work.

FredicvsMaximvs

ThingsToDo.txt

relatively low tech, works for me

HeL0

HTC Tornado synched with MS Exchange.

Old but works.

Freeassociator

crackberry+giant franklin-covey planner thingie

squarie

To Dos are in OneNote & sync with OneNote Mobile on WinMo phone. Outlook does all the backend calendaring stuff for work. Google Calendar for personal events w/ google calendar sync

tech-tard

We have a big wall calendar in the breakfast nook to keep track of family plans and events. I have a PDA, husband has a Crackberry. We also go through a lot of Post-It notes.

infmom

iCal+iPhone+ wall calendar :)

jabiez

I'm becoming a big fan of Groove. It's the best way I've found to manage the same set of work on multiple computers used in different places, and to occasionally work with others.

HonusWScruggs

iPhone to iCal, and then a biiiig whiteboard for task lists. Always forget to check them on a computer so having them in physical form is so much better.

Narfmaster

@breamarie: so proud *cough* smug *cough* you are. good for you.

mister_s

Google cal synced SE K550 thru goosync
and 30min reminder(sms) for each event

pixeljunkie

I use whiteboard, outlook, paper agenda, my own memory
and besides that a cell phone and my ipod

i think that's all....

TBM-Fan

I used to use google calendar, sync that up with iCal, then sync with my iPhone. Now I use iCal, mobileme for syncing, and my iPhone.

BethanyBoo

HTC Wizard with Outlook.

hanswurst0815

Can't pick multiple options in the poll at one time. And why no yahoo! Calendar? Not everyone loves Google as much as Gawker does.

PDA (synced with...)
Yahoo! Calendar
Cellphone
Wife

mjschmidt

Google Calendar synced with Mozilla Thunderbird/Lightning/GCalProvider on 3 computers.

I love it.

KStrike155

I adore iCal, but since I don't have an iPod Touch or iPhone, I use a moleskine planner book. Old fashion pen & paper... works when I remember to use it ;)

Minifig

I use iCal+iPhone for my own work stuff, Groupwise to view coworkers calendars, and Google for sharing calendars with friends/family. But...

Groupwise won't sync with any of them until the Notifylink connection at work is updated.

Google calendar can be downloaded into iCal as a static feed, but I can't edit GCal entries in iCal and then sync them back to Google.

iCal can get its contents into google calendar via my WebDAV server, which are then editable on Google Calendar, but they won't sync back to iCal (except via the uneditable feed).

Syncing multiple macs is a pain. The contents of the WebDAV server won't gracefully sync my two macs without hackery. The iPhone only syncs to one computer, which makes managing calendars on multiple computers a royal pain, even if you edit the binary library files to make the iTunes unique ID the same.

Oh, and at this 30,000+ person university people use virtually every calendaring system so coordinating meetings between departments is a joke. Then there's coordinating schedules with the various consulting firms we use on projects...

Paper calendars seem like a good idea after writing this...

ppiddy

iphone synced to outlook

f0rge

Keep my life organized? Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha...(choke)... oh my. But seriously...

TR3-A

I use my iPhone synced with iCal, but I rarely refer to iCal. I usually schedule events with the calendar app and make to do lists with the ToDo app. And I am waaaaay more organized because of it.

Rain-man

Various methods, in order of most-used to least-used:

-Cellphone (Blackberry Pearl)
-Moleskine notebook
-Rainlendar on main PC

I mostly use my cellphone to alert me for important appointments, while Rainlendar goes more towards planning weekend or family activities, and the Moleskine pretty much absorbs all of those two plus any random things that enter my mind (including my budget).

As much of a gadget whore as I am, the idea of syncing appointments and such across numerous apps and devices strikes me as nothing but a giant hassle.

Ubik2501

I use Outlook 2007 + iPhone which syncs to my (trial) MobileMe. I use stickies for the ToDo's :)

Rebles

Fortunately for me I'm a loser so I keep this technology stuff to a minimum.

At work I use Entourage, a good ol' 8x5 spiral notebook, and an iPaq (tho rarely the iPaq cause its a piece)

At home I use iCal and a mini legal pad.

Duc

@ppiddy: Try Calgoo for two way sync between iCal and Gcal. Perfect.

desmondie

@desmondie: and no spell check!!

desmondie

Google calendar synced to Outlook (work pc using google calendar sync), iCal (home Mac using Calgoo) and Balckberry. the BB is the key coz it's always with me! (Oh! And a Moleskine pocket weekly notebook diary for expenses and notes.)

desmondie

Outlook 2007 + Treo = :D

ZekeSulastin

umm i dont like how iCal's interface isnt customizable. i wish Sunbird would be developed for the Mac and eventually would have sexy themes for add-ons.

dnem41

Psion Series 5mx. Yes, still. I think someone really needs to bring an updated (WiFi, USB) model of this machine to market. Instant on, usable keyboard, runs on AA batteries, large touch screen, great calendar, etcetera.

toddrick

HTC TYTN II synced with Outlook

Kalidor

1. Outlook synced with GCal to Iphone.
2. Moleskine

jcoll