We are happy to announce the release of a brand new major version of Agendus for Windows Mobile: 2.0, available for both Windows Mobile Pocket PC / WM6 Professional and Windows Mobile Smartphone / WM6 Standard.

- Short Summary

Agendus for Windows Mobile version 2 incorporates a year of product design, development and user feedback around its first iteration which marked our entry in the Windows Mobile world.

It brings in a variety of new features and numerous improvements making it suitable to both the first time users, thanks to its "out of the box" set of defaults and ease of use, as well as to the most demanding users, which are welcome to dwelve into its straightforward yet powerful customization options.

Most noticeable added features are 4 brand new calendar views, including a Week Grid View, Month Expanded View, two Quarter Views, two Daily views including the handy Agenda Split View. Another major point of focus has been usability, now translating into seamless one-handed navigation capabilities, which WM5 Smartphone / WM6 Standard users will particularly enjoy.

Finally, the product's user interface underwent a complete rehaul, and now sports a glassy 3D look, smoothly blending into the latest Windows Mobile 6 themes. 

- Release Details & Download
 
- Agendus for Windows Mobile Pocket PC:
Features Tour: http://www.iambic.com/agendus/wmppc/details.asp  
What's New: http://www.iambic.com/agendus/wmppc/whatsnew.asp  
Download: http://www.iambic.com/agendus/wmppc/trial.asp  

- Agendus for Windows Mobile Smartphone:
Features Tour: http://www.iambic.com/agendus/wmsmartphone/details.asp 
What's New: http://www.iambic.com/agendus/wmsmartphone/whatsnew.asp 
Download: http://www.iambic.com/agendus/wmsmartphone/trial.asp 

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As a first little experiment we figured to see if we could re-create for Android one of our smallest, yet super-useful app -- and turns out, we have been able to.

I'm happy to share with you on our forums GoogHelper for Android, which you can find attached to this thread, in its initial beta form.

Stay tuned for more news around Android coming from us in the next few months.

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