AnyDO is a free smartphone application for Android devices. The app is sized at 3.4 MB and compatible with Android version 2.2 or later. AnyDO offers you numerous useful features but the most prominent one is its speech-to-text support. The app lets you add tasks simply by speaking them into your phone. Your tasks are kept organized by letting you sort them into different lists and folders. Reminders for important tasks can be set to ensure you do not forget them.

To clear completed tasks from your list, you need to only shake your phone. These features along with others such as synchronization with your Google account make AnyDO an excellent to-do list management app.

Features:

• A user-friendly phone app.
• Compatible with Android devices.
• Lets you create and organize to-do lists.
• Supports speech-to-text recognition.
• Supports synchronization with your Google account.
• Similar tools: DragonDictate.

Check out AnyDO @ https://market.android.com/details?id=com.anydo (By Umar from AllthatIsApple)

With BeTwext Remind, you only need to SMS your tasks to your Remind number. You will then get a text back at your set time to remind you to complete your tasks. You can also check out your messaged reminders in your browser extension or website – ideal when you are busy online and you do not have your phone with you.

BeTwext Remind is a nice companion tool for GTDers who want a reminder-system straight to their phone. For some, this is the only way to work so this is definitely a nice addition for phone users.

Features:

• SMS tasks and get a reminder.
• Get your own remind phone number.
• Reminders are also saved on your web profile and browser extension.
• Works only for U.S. phone numbers.
• Similar Tools: Remindd, TextReminders, and RemindTRON

Check out BeTwext Remind @ www.betwext.com/remind

Do It (Tomorrow)’s interface resembles a notebook where you only have two pages: for today and tomorrow. Just input any reminder that needs to be done today and make sure that you check them off. But if you cannot do it today, you can easily transfer items to the next page which will then make up your to-do’s tomorrow.

The app also allows you to sync your tasks, mark them as complete or delete them. You can also reorder your list based on your priorities.

Do It (Tomorrow) is a nice addition for the minimalist worker. Getting things done now is the best way to move forward, and this app clearly addresses this by keeping things simple.

Features:

• Available for both iPhone and the iPad.
• Sync and reorder tasks.
• Move today’s task to tomorrow.
• Simple interface.
• Advanced editing.
• Similar Tools:  Sorted, Milpon, and Wunderlist.

Check out Do It (Tomorrow) @ http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/do-it-tomorrow/id381651376?mt=8#

Created by Bandwidth.com, Holdr is a free iPhone app sized at only 0.4 MB. With the app installed, you can dial *7 anytime you are put on hold. This makes Holdr wait for the hold while you are free to complete other tasks. When the other person returns on the line, Holdr calls you back on your own cellphone or, if you prefer, on some other line so you can rejoin the conversation. In case the call gets dropped or the phone hung up by the person on the other end, Holdr calls you and lets you reconnect the call.

Features:

• A user friendly smartphone app.
• Compatible with iPhone OS.
• Has a very small size.
• Lets you do other things while on hold.
• Lets you reconnect the call if the call is dropped or if the other person hangs up.
• Similar tools: LucyPhone, IVRHacks, DialAHuman and GetHuman.

Check out Holdr @ itunes.apple.com/us/app/holdr/id363499824?mt=8 (via AppScout) (by MOin from ThumbPress)

Taskos is a free smartphone app for Android phones. It will run with all devices running Android 1.5 or higher. The app is a to-do list manager and will be of particular use to people who use their phones with a hands-free set most of the time.

Through this app you can create new tasks using voice commands. By switching the app into “˜voice’ mode via its microphone button you can get it to respond to your voice commands.

Other features of the app include tagging your tasks with categories such as calls, home, work, errands, etc.

Prioritizing tasks and settings reminder alarms is also possible. If you want you can share your tasks via email, SMS message, Facebook, and Twitter to get the feedback of others.

Features:

• A user friendly Android application.
• Lets you create tasks through voice commands.
• Lets you organize tasks by attaching different tags to them.
• You can prioritize tasks.
• You can share your tasks via email, text messaging, and social networks.
• Similar tools: Firesay and SpokenTwitter.
• Also read related article: 5 Useful To-Do List Apps For The iPhone.

Get Taskos by accessing the Android Marketplace from your Android device and searching for “Taskos.” or View the official website @ www.taskos.com (by MOin from ThumbPress)

After creating your account you can easily start creating lists and adding entries to them. In addition to to-do lists, you can create any list, name it and add entries.

The lists can be printed out, shared, or exported to a CSV format to be used in Excel. When all tasks on the list have been carried out, you can mark it as complete and move on to the next list. Reminders and notes can also be attached to each list for your convenience.

Features:

• A very user friendly to do list creator.
• Lets you export lists to Excel.
• Lets you mark lists as complete, when its tasks are completed.
• Reminders and notes can be attached to lists.

Check out FishMemory @ www.fishmemory.net

This tool allows you to access your Google Calendar data with one call. You can also check scheduled meetings, search for agendas, and create new items in your calendar.

Setting up VoiceCal is very easy. You only need to log in with your Google account and enter your phone number. VoiceCal will then confirm your account by calling your phone. Answer the call and follow the activation instructions. Once done, you will get your VoiceCal number which you can use to call and arrange a meeting.

It is like having your own secretary on-call 24 hours 7 days a week.

VoiceCal is a nifty app for people who need immediate access to their calendar wherever they are. This is especially useful if you do not have a computer or a smartphone with 3G coverage.

Features:

• Acces and organize calendar via voice call.
• Log in with your Google account.
• Runs under Google’s Appspot infrastructure.

Check out VoiceCal @ www.voicecal.appspot.com

It is a simple online meeting organizer that helps you effortlessly find the best time for everyone. The unique online calendar interface allows you to select meeting times in an intuitive and user-friendly manner and to see at a glance which times work best for your group.

Once you have created your meeting request, NeedtoMeet generates links for access. You will be given a meeting link and an administrative link ready to copy and paste into your email or information sheet for your group. Alternatively, NeedtoMeet can send the links to you via email, or even allow you to create invitations right there in the app itself. There are plenty of options with this easy solution to see everyone’s availability at a glance for setting up meetings.

Features:

• No need to create an account.
• Flexible and intuitive.
• Schedule one meeting or a series of meetings.
• Distribute your meeting link, or generate an invitation.
• See everyone’s availability quickly and easily.
• Attendees simply click on all the times that work for them.
• Access your meetings with a unique link.
• Similar tools: MeetWithMe, PermaTime, WhenIsGood, Congregar and Doodle.

Check out NeedtoMeet @ www.needtomeet.com (by Judy from Heyjude)

Projects are circles that you can drag around on the dashboard. Circles can be created in a snap. Start adding tasks to individual project by clicking on the circle. In the project view you may also time the tasks by dragging them on the calendar dates. Quick and intuitive.

Each and every data on the interface can be moved around and rearranged in anyway you like it. Original, intuitive and definitely a new way to manage tasks. All of this clearly illustrated in the demo video below.

Features:

• Online organizer and project manager.
• Quickly use drag and drop mind map interface to create projects.
• Add tasks, move them and rearrange them.
• Associate tasks with the calendar dates easily.
• Free and simple to use.

Check out TheBigPicture @ www.thebigpic.org (by Abhijeet from Jeet Blog)

Features:

• Simple to-do list manager.
• Add/edit/delete tasks via simple interface.
• Use it online or print out for offline use.
• Optimized for iPhone.
• Free, no sign up.
• For more similar tools see MakeUseOf  “ToDo / Calendars” section.

Check out MeNotForget @ www.menotforget.com