[Pan_magically]

Try it out it is free:

reQall for BlackBerry

* Items are grouped as to-dos, shopping list or notes
* Cloning items from Task/Calendar/memo-pad/messages into reQall items then upload to server, for local or web viewing.
* Recorder function to attach audio to items.

It even has a free voice to text transcription service.

[JSanders]

I'll be trying this out.

Thanks, Pan!

How long is the trial, and what is the cost after the trial?

[akosnitzky]

Wirelessly posted (Verizon 8830)

Thank you for sharing

[[IFC]Area51]

I've been using this program for about a month or more and i have to say that i use it for work and my secretary types my tasks on the PC and its pushed out to me.

Great program to keep up to date, KUDOS to reQall.

[btdown]

Might be good if I could figure out how to use is..I left a voice note and all it says is "ReQall is typing what you said". That was 10 minutes ago...

They really need a tutorial on how to work this crazy thing.

[doggie]

btdown,

Just give it another 10-15 mins, it does that a while. I been using reQall for 3 months and love it.

[VIOLATOR]

One of the coolest things about this program is that you can set up your own RSS feed with all of your appointment information..

I set up my RSS and can access it through Google and through Viigo.

I just love that aspect and function...just badazz...


David

[dualsub2006]

Originally Posted by JSanders

How long is the trial, and what is the cost after the trial?

ReQall has said that they will always maintain a free service so a lot of the core functionality will likely be free. The Blackberry app is in beta and will be free to use until the beta is over. Nobody knows when the beta will end or how much the application will cost when it leaves beta.

ReQall put out an email newsletter a month or so ago and reiterated their commitment to maintaining free services while introducing new premium features.

[zduchene]

does it work on the storm?

[VIOLATOR]

It is not an actual app that you d/l and install it is more of a service.

You register at the site and it incorporates your appointments and/or other inforamtion via e-mail and/or SMS notifications.

You set appointments and/ or information via telephone call and it does a voice to text conversion and adds the info to your list or calender. You can also access the website via your PC and put in the appointments.

It really is a great program. I find myself using it more and more and it really is becoming my primary appointment and task program. As stated earlier - i REALLY love the RSS function.


David

[dualsub2006]

Originally Posted by VIOLATOR

It is not an actual app that you d/l and install it is more of a service.

There is actually a Blackberry application. I have been using it for several months.

reQall: reQall for BlackBerry

EDIT: I see now that this is actually the same link that the OP has in the first post.

[dualsub2006]

Originally Posted by zduchene

does it work on the storm?

I don't have a Storm and the site doesn't say. Download it, try it and let us know.

[VIOLATOR]

Wow - I see now? I did not realize they had an actual app now.

I have been using the service for a while. Is the actual app worth downloading and installing? What high points have yod seen since you started using it?


Also..did a little searching and found this:

reQall for BlackBerry is compatible with the following BlackBerry devices and operating systems.


OS version
Model From To
8100 4.2.0.64 4.5.0.55
8110 4.2.0.64 4.5.0.55
8120 4.2.0.64 4.5.0.81
8130 4.2.0.64 4.5.0.56
8300 4.2.0.64 4.5.0.55
8310 4.2.0.64 4.5.0.55
8320 4.2.0.64 4.5.0.55
8330 4.2.0.64 4.3.0.127
8700 4.2.0.64 4.5.0.55
8703 4.2.0.64 4.2.1.119
8707 4.2.0.64 4.2.2.205
8800 4.2.1 4.5.0.55
8820 4.2.0.64 4.5.0.55



David