WebIS has announced the release of their powerful Pocket Informant PIM application for the BlackBerry. A top Windows Mobile application since its release in 2000, the Blackberry version of Pocket Informant is a powerhouse Personal Daily Management for BlackBerry users that brings new functionality to the device.

Rather than merely port PI to the BlackBerry, however, WebIS built the application from the ground up. The result is an application that can work as a stand alone application or sync PIM data from the standard BB PIM (contacts/events/tasks sync can be configured individually and performed either automatically or manually) Continue Reading

Our friends at WebIS, makers of powerhouse mobile apps like Pocket Informant, Note2Self and FlexMail, have unveiled a brand new website. The big news on the site… details and screen shots of the upcoming Pocket Informant for iPhone.

According to WebIS,

Pocket Informant is The Next Generation in Personal Daily Management, but we don’t just say that; we prove it. Pocket Informant for the iPhone doesn’t just simply let you view your daily events but lets you really work with them. So many calendar or task applications are either too hard to use or too simple to be useful. Pocket Informant takes eight years of mobile experience and brings a fresh perspective to the iPhone user.

PI for iPhone is not yet in Beta but development is well on the way and an initial release shouldn’t be that far off.

Some terrific screen shots and more details can be found after the break… Continue Reading

I saw this earlier today via Twitter, but it pointed me to the newly acquired JKontheRun and a post by my good friend and colleage, James Kendrick.

Pocket Informant is one of my most favorite PDA apps.  I’ve been using it since version 2.x; and that takes me back to 2001…wow. I feel old.  Anway, Alex bought himself an iPhone 3G, and has been busy recently. He’s pulled together a version of PI for the iPhone that is really kinda cool.

Details can be seen after the break… Continue Reading