Just want to explain why we still have not came up with that synchronization which was annonced a month ago. The most obvious way to do  that is just to create simple SOAP based web-service on our web-server and that is it. But this approach has some well-known drawbacks like concern about privacy and fear of uploading very sensitive data onto someone's server. So, we are still trying to fugure out another way and right now our favor is for something like a peer-to-peer approach. So, everyone who desire to backup their data download a small desctop application which serves as a back-up server on your own computer. Thus, the real data will not be transmitted to third-party server, but only to your personal computer. This approach will also allow to explore and modify data from that desctop application.

We have our Win Mobile 7 CuteTag version ready, but it looks like the Windows App Hub registration process will be a pain... Why is it so complex? :) They are requesting my marriage status, my age etc... and finally do not accept our credit card...

We are still trying to get an Apple Development Program license to allow downloading our first iPhone beta version. Not an easy job and takes a lot of time.

So, next week we are going to make available for download our first Ad-Hoc free version.

If someone is interested in testing CuteTag knowledge base (and get life-long free version), please apply via Contact Us section. We promise to take into account all suggestions, so it might be a chance to tune the CuteTag according to your own needs.

Well, we finally have applied our CuteTag application to AppStore, but it looks like it would be very hard to save a feature of 256 Encryption ... they requested some kind of licensing, so unfortunatelly, we had to remove that possibility from CuteTag, at lest in the first version. Anyway, we will try add this later... or probably create a clone for Android, where the submission rules are not so strick.

So, we are expecting to have our application on the AppStore next week... hopefully :)

so it took 20 days...

As far as sellings already started, any suggestions or feedback are greately welcome... We promise to take them into account as soon as we get them in a shortest possible time. So, please do not hesitate to add them to our blog or support sections

Right now we only have import from internal iPhone NotesDB, which is started once right after the first launch of the application. And, unfortunatelly, Apple allows it only starting from iOS 4.
As for Evernote... we are working on that import and expecting to add it in two weeks plus regular Apple's approve time. That update will be free, so you will be able download it in approximately a month, I believe... if we wont be faced with some issues

We understand, that having import from some most popular productivity applications like EverNote is very important, but explorung their Agreement for using EverNote API we have found that the following: