The design is really great, and the interface on the iPhone is very easy to use. That being said however, it does currently have some serious drawbacks.

If you look at BusyCal, it will say "Mail" as the lead category where sub-categories go (where To-dos go) - in iCal they will be listed as under "MobileMe." I couldn't get To-dos to appear in Things after verifying that iCal and Mail To-dos were synced. Bizarre. Apparently you have to create To-dos in Things to get To-dos to appear in BusyCal/iCal/Mail. Irritating, especially since I already have 15+ repeating To-dos listed already.

Another problem (one expected in a future release - good!), is web syncing. I have to turn off Wi-fi at work, so with out web syncing, this is a serious problem (by default I usually leave Wi-fi off on my iPhone).

But overall, my main problem is the price. Things just doesn't offer feature-wise the sort of value I would be happy to pay $50 for. $10 - $12, maybe. Simplicity is a word I've seen often mentioned with Things, and true, it is. But I'm not going to pay $50 for simplicity.

Things is an almost-but-not-quite solution for task management. It really needs to be more on line with project management to justify the price. A calendar, gantt chart, etc. Then it would be worth the price tag.

Normally I am a Safari user, but I use SeaMonkey to do online Grad school work. It gives the illusion of being bare bones, but it is anything but. Setup is a breeze, the exact same setup as Thunderbird. Newsgroups format is very simple and setup with UMUC's servers went without a hitch. A very good multi-purpose app.

Agreed! Needs Wunderground data.

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So bug riddled and slow that it is best to avoid this release. Not only does Steam crash often and frequently, but Portal itself takes 6 minutes to launch! Both are horribly slow and sluggish to respond on my BRAND-NEW Mac Pro. Plenty of memory and a zippy graphics card to boot. Steer clear of this stinker and wait for the devs to put out a more quality product.

I have tried to add a new radio station and it won't accept it (it was somafm's Secret Agent). somafm's Groove Salad is already in Radio Gaga, but for some reason the app won't accept Secret Agent. I tried adding several other somfm stations, and it won't accept them either. I tried adding all of the different types of links to the stations that somafm provides on it's website, but no joy.

This would be a great app if it weren't for that one problem. It's a bit restrictive to limit a user to preset stations without the ability to add more on their own, I hope that this is just a bug with this release. I will stick with iNet Stream Archiver for now.

On a side note...users also cannot delete (or reset) any of the information in the most listened to radios list. It would be great if this was customizable, it would provide a quick reference list of custom stations without having to create a radio list for each.