Don't know how relevant this link is because I don't use my cell phone much. Actually not at all because I gave it to the other fellow and I think he lost it. Idiot.
Anyway, this sounds like it has potential however since I am not an advanced cell phone/wireless user, it is up to the "wireless" peeps to determine the merits of this software. Free, from the looks of it. How it works?? Look over here.
Kidding, try here.

I can see where some people might find it helpful, but even with my hectic schedule I'm not so absent-minded as to not know when I have to be somewhere. I always take the time to look at my written <yes, on PAPER > schedule to make sure I don't screw up.

I had to giggle, though...they advertise it as if knowing what your schedule is will prevent you from having to call in because you're late for something. Me, I sometimes am late even when I know when I'm supposed to be there.

Most cell phones have a scheduler built into them.. so no need to get an external program...

they do indeed.

rule of thumb: never trust a website loaded with bad grammar and spelling errors.

How true it is... how true it is...

Personally, I don't use the scheduler built into my regular cell phones, but on the other hand on my Blackberry.. it is a very useful device...

i just want to go off topic to say that is one of the top 4: worst web sites I have ever seen.

i went to a m$ .net lecture couple weeks ago (got a m$ clock it sits on my lnx system showing how things should get along)
anyway
they did a hole thing on intergration and crap was shit as expected but they were talking about not only integration of skeduals but integration of anything from ur insurence so if u get run over u can find out were to go to get treated with ur insurence plan and alsorts of crap


then they demod it live using .net studio and omg they could put in a day and by clicking ok it would tell u how many days ago since that date

as u can tell i was amazed

Yes most cellphones have schedulers... but CellLink automatically gets your reminders from Outlook to your Cellphone without have to Sync or Manually enter them. You don't even have to be at the office/home.

Lets see.. you can config your Outlook to send you messages to your cell phone as it is.. So why do you need to use an external program that is probably a POS....