Originally Posted by hinky

Not sure what that is supposed to me but yes, I guess that is a good thing. Personally I probably would rather the snap but at least it is a quick open/close. Just gotta be careful with that trackball.

I've taken a better look at both. Truth is that they could be effectively combined into one and perhaps it might save extra memory since it seems they need to stay resident in order to work. I'm doubly glad I got the 8330 Curve because without the extra memory there is no way I could use this app. Must check into how backup is done. Given how extensive you might want to use the database aspect, it's absurd that there is no desktop version. If you're traveling on a plane or train or anywhere else out of coverage you're out of luck except if you use your blackberry, which isn't so efficient. There is also the inability to have something running on your desktop reminding you of alerts, whether or not it's integrated into Outlook.

No question they are both better built apps than I thought. There is much more effort than other BB apps, all of which cost a ton more than their equivalents, unfortunately, on Symbian, Palm and PocketPC. Thanks for the help.

PS - Idea Matrix still won't launch on the Verizon Curve, the 8330.