 DreamSpring has announced DreamLife at the Symbian Smartphone Show. DreamLife, the long awaited life manager envisioned by the company, is the brainchild of DreamSpring's Managing Director, wanting an application that could help manage life's activities, private or public.
DreamSpring unveils DreamLife, an integrated activity manager for Symbian UIQ 3 smartphone users, at the Smartphone Show in London.
DreamLife fully integrates the award-winning contact manager DreamConnect 3 to provide a single entry point to calendar and contacts, replacing the most used standard applications on UIQ smartphones.
DreamLife incorporates visual elements and innovative functionalities to deliver an activity manager beyond comparison. Its unique drag and drop editing and direct day view editor are unprecedented steps forward to provide users flexible and accurate planning in less time.
DreamLife has a vibrant and rich week view showing a user's activities including to-dos, appointments, events, categories and status at one glance.
DreamLife is the only activity manager on the Symbian platform that comes with a fully integrated and powerful contact manager, allowing users to search for contact details and call or message contacts from one location.
More information on DreamLife is available at http://www.dreamspring.com/products/dreamlife/index.php. Users can sign up at http://www.dreamspring.com/products/dreamlife/getnews.php to receive news of the product.
On the announcement of DreamLife, Managing Director Malcolm Lithgow says: "We're entering an exciting time in the industry. DreamLife is the first step to fulfill our vision of a life management application. Our ultimate goal is to help better people's lives and we are eager to see that becoming a reality."
DreamLife offers Symbian UIQ smartphone users a simpler and more effective way of managing their activities. DreamLife is expected to be available for sale in Q1 2008.
About DreamSpring
DreamSpring was established as a new venture by the former co-founder of an internet security company that is now a part of IBM. DreamSpring specialises in creating quality and innovative Symbian-based software to meet the changing needs of smartphone users.
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