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After all the hubbub about the Dell Streak, it has finally come to the United States.

Sales will begin this Friday, and if you want it for $299.99, then you got to get the two-year contract from AT&T. Otherwise, you’ll be paying $549.99 for your Streak experience, just like we reported before.

By the way, if signed up for the pre-sale of the Streak, you can place your order tomorrow instead of Friday. Also, it looks like it comes with Android 1.6, but could get a more recent version in the near future.

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This is the Logitech speaker for the iPod/iPhone.

As you can see, it is peanut shaped and ready to play. I’m told that it has a rechargeable battery that is good for eight hours, so you don’t have to plug it into the wall all day.

By the way, it comes with a remote. I don’t have a price as yet, but we will.

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Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) has announced that the Microsoft Office for Mac 2011 suite is arriving this October.  What is noticeable about the announcement is that the costs of the software suite are particularly low.  The cost of the software suite is 20-50% lower according to PCWorld.  Office for Mac Home and Student 2011 costs about $119 per single license.  The family pack costs $149.  The 2008 Home and Student Edition was $149.

If you think this price drop is not that much of a difference, let’s look at the price of the Professional editions.  The professional edition of Office 2011 for the Mac is $199 for a single license and $279 for two machines.  The business version of Office 2008 was $399.

Most people would speculate right away that Google Docs is taking away from Microsoft’s market share, thus causing Microsoft to drop the prices.  But the PC versions of the software suite did not see as much of a drop.  Perhaps Microsoft has less control on price setting of their office software suite when licensing it to Apple.

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This is a picture from a Best Buy, and it is a case for the Motorola Droid 2.

This of course leads to the question: what about the Droid 2? Well, the release date is August 12, and it supposedly has Froyo right out of the box.

We’ll be seeing the Droid 2 pretty soon, and that R2-D2 edition too.

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Ok, so maybe hotly anticipated is a little overstated for most people. But very understated for task management nerds like myself. OmniFocus for the iPad has finally made it’s way into the App Store and I couldn’t be happier! This amazingly detailed task management application has been my most anticipated iPad application since the announcement of the iPad.

OmniFocus is a powerhouse of a task manager. Providing great organization tools if you have lots of things going all the time like I seem to. The ability to quickly capture thoughts, ideas, and tasks and then organize them, track them, and now review them while on the go is invaluable.

This release of OmniFocus is a hybrid of sorts. Bringing more of the features of the desktop to the app than what we have with the iPhone version, while still focusing on what you need to help you get things done while mobile. The iPad version is focused on helping you capture information with it’s quick entry system, define that information once you have it, and then, of course, get it done.

Two big additions to the iPad version are the Forecast and Review features. Forecast lets you see, with a quick touch, exactly what you need to be doing and where you need to be today. You can also take a look ahead and see what’s coming later in the week. The Review feature is great for being able to do a quick check-in on all of your projects, figure out where they are going, and then update their status. Think of it as a quick-fire rapid card deck of your projects with you tapping yes or no on each one as they flip into view.

One of the things that sets OmniFocus apart from it’s competitors is the rock-solid syncing. Now with the addition of the iPad version you have three-way sync from your desktop, to your mobile phone, and to your iPad. You can keep all three in sync all the time, even when traveling.

OmniFocus for the iPad is available now, in the App Store, for $39.99. Some will consider this expensive, I consider it a huge value for all of the time it saves me.

To take a look at a quick into movie for OmniFocus for the iPad, take a look on the OmniGroup server or hit the jump for more screenshots from the app.

$39.99

OmniFocus for iPad

iPad Only App – Designed for the iPad
Released: 2010-07-30 :: Category: Productivity

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written by janyton \\ tags: amazingly, announcement, Application, desktop, first looks, gtd, ipad, mobile, omnifocus, rock, task management, time-it-saves, your-projects