Posts Tagged ‘Emails’

Giveaway: Copy2Contact updates with SMS and calendar support

December 7th, 2009 BBerryNews


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Copy2Contact is a simple way to take contact information from emails and store them in your BlackBerry Address Book. In the latest version of the app, you can grab contact and calendar information from SMS, web and search results, and add them directly to your BlackBerry address book and/or calendar. The app will even update existing contacts if a match is found.

The most recent version of Copy2Contact features text recognition that grabs information as a stand-alone client, so you don’t need a wireless signal to grab contacts. Also, since the text recognition can grab info from any source, it can be used in mobile search and directory services like GOOG-411.

Copy2Contact is available on a yearly subscription for $9.95 in the BlackBerry Cool store.

Copy2Contact is also available for $9.99 in App World.


copy2contact_vs_gwabbit

While often compared to Gwabbit, Copy2Contact offers a little more in terms of features.


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© Kyle for BlackBerry Cool, 2009



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Free Version Of Gwabbit For BlackBerry Coming Out Next Week

December 7th, 2009 BBerryNews

Gwabbit for BlackBerry

According to BerryReview, the developers of Gwabbit, the application that allows you to automatically extract contact information out emails and create a contacts on your BlackBerry, is coming out with a free version next Tuesday, Dec. 8th.  Gwabbit currently cost $9.99 per year, however, the subscription model has turned off more than just a few would be customers.

They are planning on announcing the new free version of Gwabbit which will annoyingly be released exclusively on App World. The free version includes a new alerting feature that lets contacts know by email when their information has been added to your address book. I just hope it offers you the option to turn that feature off.

If you would like to try the premium version of Gwabbit for BlackBerry out before the free version is released, we have a free trial in the RIMarkable App Store.

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Xobni Plus now available with BlackBerry version soon to come

July 15th, 2009 BBerryNews

Xobni is a must-have application for those using Outlook. Simply put, it connects your Outlook contacts and emails with the major social networks, thus giving you an additional layer of detail to your mail and contacts. The service also provides better search functionality to the Outlook platform. Bill Gates called it “very, very cool. The future of social networking.”

With Xobni Plus, you get all the functionality of the free version, with some new features including:

  • Advanced search query builder
  • Ability to search within conversations and networks
  • Support for phrases and Boolean queries
  • Xobni Rank-powered autosuggest
  • Advanced conversation and network filtering

I’ve been told by the company that Xobni for BlackBerry will be available this summer. I’ll get some updates about the BlackBerry product as soon as possible, and you can register to be notified when it launches.

Download the free version of Xobni for Outlook and try it out.

If you like it, consider upgrading to Xobni Plus for $29.95.

© Kyle for BlackBerry Cool, 2009


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Web-based search and access application for BlackBerry

July 10th, 2009 BBerryNews

myCopernic is a web-based application that lets you search and access data stored on your PC.

Once you’ve registered your account, and downloaded the Copernic Connector to your PC, you can access your files OTA from your BlackBerry. Over the web, you get access to documents, emails, email attachments, pictures, music, movies, contacts, etc.

This application, with competitors such as Cortado, is most likely aiming at a Power User and consumer market. If you’d like to see how it holds up for enterprise, you can download a professional version which gives you access to calendar items.

You can purchase myCopernic On the Go for $9.99 per year.

© Kyle for BlackBerry Cool, 2009


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RIM developing an Enhanced Gmail Plugin for BlackBerry

July 6th, 2009 BBerryNews

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To date, the Gmail experience on BlackBerry hasn’t met the standards that most users expect. According to a few screenshots leaked on BlackBerryForum(de), RIM is going to be improving the experience with an upcoming Enhanced Gmail Plugin. As you can see above, it includes:

* See your Gmail based emails in Conversation View for simple topic management
* Add and remove labels and stars to emails to keep inbox organized
* Archive and report as spam actions for mailbox management on the go
* Search your entire Gmail inbox

You’ll need BIS 2.7 for the plugin, and feel free to try and get in the beta program. If you do get in the beta program, let us know what you think.

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© Steve Halzinski for BlackBerry Cool, 2009


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