“I want to use GTD in my workflow. How do I decide what system is right for me?” Our hope is that this site will make that as simple as possible. However, before you can determine what tools will best support your system, it is important to understand the thought process behind setting up a system that will work best for you.

Reviewing a specific category of software is not as easy as it sounds. This is especially true when it comes to software that supports implementation of a methodology as flexible as GTD. What qualifies as a “GTD” application? What applications are worth reviewing?

While this topic of discussion is ongoing here at GTD Reviews, we have made a few decisions that we would like to discuss here.

David Allen’s “Getting Things Done” methodology is said to be “tool agnostic,” meaning that no single tool or software is the universally effective tool. In fact, all to often new GTDers get caught up in finding a fancy software setup that automates their life. If this describes you, why not try a simple, paper-based solution. Behold, the infamous Hipster PDA.

We have returned! Actually, we’ve been right here all along, planning and developing the future GTDReviews.com. While the major redesign is just a little ways out yet, we’re back in the game bringing you valuable GTD and productivity related content on a daily basis, starting…. now.

Apple announced their highly anticipated tablet device today, curiously called the “iPad.” We watched the 10am Pacific press conference on both Engadget and Gizmodo, and were a bit underwhelmed. Take a look at Gizmodo’s first hands-on here and decide for yourself. What do you think?

Hi, everyone. First of all, welcome to GTD Reviews. We really appreciate that you’ve taken the time to come check us out. My name is Evan, and I founded this concept. First off, I want to briefly describe what this site is, and what we’d like this site to do for you…