Worldcard Mobile (Android) Reviews
Product Type: Penpower software for handheld and PDAs
Newest Review: ... and Japanese making this the application to use for the worldwide businessman. Worldcard mobile is also available for the ... more
... iPhone, Windows Mobile and Symbian phones making it the only consideration when choosing a contact import system of any of the major smartphones.
To purchase the software, go through your normal marketplace portal (Android Market, iTunes, etc) or visit the Penpower website for more information.
I would recommend this app to business users but it is probably overkill to the casual user unless all of your friends have business cards which I would bet against....more
Customer Worldcard Mobile (Android) Reviews (1)
by - written on 09/03/11 (Very useful, 44 readings)
Rating:
With smarphones now becoming more popular with every month that passes, more and more people are taking the plunge and opting to buy one, both for personal and business use. Historically, the Blackberry has been the phone of choice for business users but now Android is putting it's name forward as a serious contender for small and large business alike. The key to any business phone is to have all of your key contact information at your fingertips and the last thing you want to do is sit for hours keying in information knowing that any typo could lose you an important project or client. Wouldn't it be nice to have an application which was able to collate all of ... Read the complete review
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