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Task.fm beta (The Semantic Reminder Tool Launches)

Posted on12 May 2009.

Task.fm uses semantic technology to provide a simple and intuitive way to create sms, phone and email reminders.

Unlike every other “reminder” app, Task.fm doesn’t require the user to enter the event, date and time. Just enter a sente

http://www.task.fm/

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Extra Info: http://www.task.fm

Story by: Anthony Feint


2 Responses to “Task.fm beta (The Semantic Reminder Tool Launches)”

  1. tonybls12 says:
    May 12, 2009 at 5:09 pm

    oops! looks like you used more than 240 characters in your post :-(
    cool app though :-)

  2. tonybls12 says:
    May 12, 2009 at 5:09 pm

    oops! looks like you used more than 240 characters in your post :-(
    cool app though :-)

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