Keeping resolutions is hard. It's easy to get to the end of a year and proclaim loudly all the things you didn't like about the last year and all the things you're going to do differently with the new one. Making sweeping changes with resolution shopping lists, however, is a recipe for failure. Will power is a finite resource and a very limited one at that; it's critical to structure your habit changes for success.

Ever wanted to consolidate all your contacts—from Google Contacts, Facebook, LinkedIn, your desktop address book, and your phone—into one comprehensive bucket you can effortlessly sync and export anywhere? You've come to the right place.

Some nice apps in here, a couple I have, a couple I'll be using

A comprehensive list, I learned a couple of new things just skimming the summaries.

"my secret time saving email tip: change your desktop email signature to "Sent from iPhone" - then write 1 sentence replies! sshhh"

I never did finish reading the Getting Things Done book, taking what it outlined and using the parts I felt comfortable with. It's remarkable similar to what is proposed here. Good, short, read if you you want an insight into GTD without all the hassle.

I visit Lifehacker everyday and it just keeps churning out great stuff.