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e-Mobile Contacts Released – Serious Contacts Manager

by Ronen Halevy on May 21st, 2008 at 12:42 pm EST
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e-Mobile just let me know that they released another BlackBerry app today. It is called e-Mobile Contacts and looks really cool. Sadly there is no trial but you can pick it up for $14.95 from Handango.com. You can catch more screenshots at this link.

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Features:

  • Powerful contact management, tightly integrated with BlackBerry address book
  • Search contacts by pressing the trackball
  • Advanced T9 search and filter capability
  • Email & SMS with one click
  • Easily create new contacts or modify existing contacts
  • At-a-glance view of all contacts. Click for more details

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Seems useful if you are having issues with RIM’s native address book. Hopefully one of the team will want to review it soon.

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2 Comments to “e-Mobile Contacts Released – Serious Contacts Manager”

  1. Posted by: Jeff
    May 21, 2008 at 12:49 pm EST

    Another E-Mobile questionable product. Several of their products are simply remade versions of built-in apps. They look nice, but they add few or no new features that what you already have. And they remove functionality that the built-in apps have.

    This company has potential, but until they release products that do MORE than the built-in apps and offer free trials, I don’t see them being too successful.

    (I tried their tasks application and it was a joke)

  2. Posted by: keith
    May 21, 2008 at 1:53 pm EST

    I’m not quite sure how this is an improvement over the native BB address book. As far as I can tell from the review, it’s just a pretty interface. It almost seems to slow you down a bit. When you’re in the BB address book, just typing any part of the name will match the closest record, which makes the letter buttons pretty much useless. And creating a new contact in the BB address book is really easy– just type the name, if no match is found, press the Enter key and it brings up a new contact record with the name you typed filled into the form. It doesn’t get easier than this. Maybe I don’t get it?