DISQUS

I haven't figured out how to easily label things either. Maybe you should just leave your current messages in Outlook (yuk!). I took that approach, and now I find I rarely have to refer back. The older your stored messages get, the less likely you'll be to need to look at them.

Steve
http://www.iphonebysteve.com

I just want to say that I really enjoyed this post. I took many of the same steps when I left Microsoft Outlook for Yahoo! Mail. When I was finally able to wrangle an invite to Gmail, I switched and I've never looked back. I no longer use Outlook or any desktop PIM in any capacity--everything I do is now off in cyberspace and accessible to me practically anywhere I go. No more frustrating sessions with MS Activesync (which never did exactly what I wanted it to do no matter how much tinkering I did). No more wishing I had that one file with me that was still back on my computer (I have a label in Gmail called "docs" and I just email myself most every file I create). I couldn't agree more that now is a great time to break free of the desktop for a solution like that described in this post. And, if you own one of the latest smartphones in the marketplace, there is no reason not to have your data in complete mobile harmony.

Thanks,
Steve
iphonebysteve.com

I'm wondering why Apple would want to do this because I think selling the phone that low just devalues the brand. The iPhone is a premium product, and Apple products in general hold a high value perception in the minds of consumers. I'm not sure why Apple would want to fool with this formula, but we'll see.

Steve
http://www.iphonebysteve.com