Back in the day when you wanted to send a postcard to a family member or to a friend, you had to go out, purchase a nice postcard, and then mail it. Nowadays it is a lot simpler than that. Thanks to apps such as the Offsiteteam-developed CuteShot you don’t have to leave your house and go to a shop to get a nice postcard; you don’t have to bother with snail mail either. By using CuteShot you can come up with a cute, personalized postcard by simply taking out your iPhone. This app allows you to easily create a postcard then share it with your friends. Read full review about CuteShot here.

Let me remind you that the initial impulse to build CuteTag was a desire to create a tool with very convenient navigation through personal data. So CuteTag team continues with its effort to make sure that your data never be lost in a vast ocean of information and always be at your fingertips. The new small improvement of data navigation is going live with a new coming release (expected to be online next week). Remember, that is was possible to make every note with several TAGs and then narrow the search by clicking on a particular tag? Assuming that the amount of your personal data is growing right now it is possible to select/unselect more than one tag. Let me give you an example. Let’s say you have a hundred of records marked as NOTES, ToDo, Picture and Friends. Initially clicking Notes you might see all notes. BUT some notes might also be marked as Friends (if they are about friends) or Picture etc. Right now you can search this in the following manner: please show me all records marked as Notes and Friends. That will allow to handle bigger amount of personal notes a lot easier than before.

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.