VANCOUVER, BC, November 04, 2010 (Press-News.org) Karta Mobile Inc. has announced the immediate availability of its popular BlackBerry personal organization application Viira. Currently in version 2.2, Viira is the leading BlackBerry GTD software application and the only one to incorporate email, appointments, events and SMS messages as well as projects, contexts and delegation capabilities into the most comprehensive BlackBerry-based system for Getting Things Done (GTD).
Key Viira capabilities introduced in version 2.2 include:
SMS Organization: Viira integrates direclty with the BlackBerry Inbox to let users organize their SMS messages, file them in Viira's comprehensive GTD classification system and make sure important information send via SMS never 'slips through the cracks'.
Address Book integration: Viira users can quickly pull the contact information of the sender of an SMS or email task (OS 5.0 or later).
Touchscreen Navigation: Viira's enhanced UI offers the owners of a BlackBerry Torch or BlackBerry Storm to quickly navigate between their projects, contexts and day-specific commitments.
Enhanced UI: Viira 2.2 takes advantage of improvements of the graphical capabilities of recent BlackBerry devices and Operating Systems (OSes) to present a visually appealing and responsive user interface.
Fast Start-Up: Quick idea and task collection is a cornerstone of the principles of GTD. Viira 2.2 brings significant improvements to its start-up time to make all its capabilities available almost instantly after launch.
BlackBerry owners and practitioners of Getting Things Done can try out Viira for free for a 21-day period. Viira has been available for more than 2 years, during which time it has received numerous positive reviews and testimonials. The Viira team actively listens to suggestions from people using Viira day-to-day and continuously adds further enhancements based on community requests.
"Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity" is a New York Times bestseller by David Allen that shows readers how to organize their tasks, information and commitments in an effective and stress-free way. BlackBerry smartphones and the principles of Getting Things Done have gained widespread adoption and are both accepted as must-have productivity tools by busy knowledge professionals around the world.
Karta Mobile has shown strong commitment to bringing leading-edge innovative technology to the hands of practitioners of GTD. The recently released Viira Outlook Suite is the first GTD Outlook software product to provide a synchronized BlackBerry-Outlook personal organization system based on the principles of GTD.
Company website: http://www.kartamobile.com
Flickr photostream: http://www.flickr.com/photos/gtdviira
About Karta Mobile, Inc.
Karta Mobile, Inc. is a privately-held company based out of Vancouver, BC that specializes in the design and development of BlackBerry software applications.
GTD and Getting Things Done are registered trademarks of David Allen Company. Karta Mobile and Viira are not affiliated with or endorsed by the David Allen Company. BlackBerry is a registered trademark of Research In Motion Limited.
BlackBerry GTD App Viira Adds SMS Integration and Touchscreen Navigation in Latest Release
Karta Mobile adds SMS and Addresss Book integration as well as touchscreen navigation to the feature set of the leading BlackBerry GTD app Viira.
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