Pocket Informant from webIS is a personal information management app that lets you manage your calendar and contacts on mobile devices running iOS, Android, or BlackBerry OS. Once upon a time the Windows Mobile app actually functioned as a complete replacement for Microsoft’s PIM apps by offering a contact manager as well. Now it looks like contact management is coming soon to the iOS app. WebIS… Read more »

P is a new app for iPhone simplifies the tedious task of finding a spot by allowing you to to find, reserve and pay for parking across the US, Canada and Europe. From its database of 16,000 locations (300+ US cities, 50+ canadian cities, and 200+ European cities), just name a city and the app instantly gathers ultra-useful parking information. This free app’s specialty is its extensive knowledge of… Read more »

This just keeps getting better. Research in Motion caught a fair amount of flack for launching a tablet which doesn’t include native email, calendar, or contact apps. But the company said all you need to do is download an app called BlackBerry Bridge on your BlackBery smartphone and you can access versions of your phone’s personal information management apps in big screen glory on the… Read more »

The folks behind the Pocket Informant calendar and task manager app for iOS are preparing to launch version 2.0. It will be available as a free upgrade for existing users. The app has received a major graphic overhaul, and the developer has posted a video showing some of the new user interface elements and the redesigned task manager. You can check it out after the… Read more »

Pocket Informant is, hands down, one of my favorite mobile apps. The folks at WebIS have versions of this calendar/task/contact organizer for Windows Mobile, iPhone, and BlackBerry devices. Noticeably absent? An Android version. But not for much longer. WebIS CEO Alex Kac says that the company will start beta testing Pocket Informant for Android in about two weeks. This will just be an early beta… Read more »

For years, one of the first applications I installed on any Windows Mobile PDA was Pocket Informant. This personal information management application offered far more features than you could get from the built in calendar, contact, and task applications. Pocket Informant makers WebIS have been offering a finger-friendly version of Pocket Informant for the iPhone and iPod Touch for a while, and I took it… Read more »