Today I opened up the App Store on my iPhone 3GS, and was pleased to find a major update for OmniFocus! The popular GTD app for iPhone and Mac has updated for the new iPhone 4 that is released tomorrow, and for the multitasking abilities of the new iOS 4 from Apple.

Information overload is a common problem in this high-tech, high-touch world. In fact, the GTD methodology addresses that very issue quite effectively, allowing us to free up our minds to think creatively and learn new things while making sure important things don’t fall through the cracks. When you visit a blog about GTD tools and implementation, the last thing you want is more information overload, correct?

After committing to a daily post on the GTD Reviews blog, the topic of whether or not to post on Sunday has been highly debated. While the productive world never sleeps, and my own GTD imlementation never takes a day off, we’ve decided that Sunday will be the only day that GTD Reveiws will not show up in your RSS reader of choice.

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.

Midnight Beep Softworks released version 1.4.4 of its Mac GTD application, Midnight Inbox, on Monday (Feb 18). This update brings bug fixes, speed improvements, and feature enhancements.

Omnigroup released version 1.6.1 for the iPhone variant of their popular GTD application yesterday. This update comes exactly 1 month from the release of version 1.6, and brings many bug fixes, as well as improvements of the Perspectives implementation.