Park City, Utah - December 19, 2005 -- Chronos LC today announced the release of StickyBrain 4, its fourth generation note manager for Mac OS X. This new version adds significant new class-leading features including seven new types of notes, support for Spotlight, a built-in web browser for viewing bookmarks, and a new streamlined interface.
WHAT'S NEW IN 4.0?
StickyBrain 4 goes beyond storing and searching sophisticated rich text content by adding seven new types of notes: pdf, image, movie, audio, web archive, bookmark, and files. Specialized controls are present in each type of note so users can do things like zoom images, pause playing movies, and search for words or phrases in pdf's. The contents of these new types of notes are fully searchable. This means users can search their pdf's and web archives alongside their traditional rich text content.
The new bookmark note features an integrated web browser so users can do their research from within StickyBrain. With a single click, users can turn live web content into a permanent web archive so their research is preserved beyond the often short shelf-life of the Web. The built-in web browser is based on the Safari web engine and contains all the features users expect like built-in Google search, forward/backward buttons, history, etc.
StickyBrain 4 works with Spotlight so users can find content in their notes along with everything else on their system. Plus, StickyBrain 4 sports a new streamlined interface making it the easiest and most intuitive note manager on the market. Other new and notable features include:
New forward/backward buttons in viewer window to navigate your recent note history
300-1000% speed improvements throughout the software
New global default font for new folders
New convenience commands added to StickyBrain Dock menu
New FlashNote window can be detached from the menu bar and resized
FlashNote searches can now be limited to select folders
QuickNote lets user choose folder to save new note in
Palm synchronization supports non-destructive conflict resolutions and two-byte handhelds
STICKYBRAIN DESCRIPTION AND CLASS-LEADING FEATURES
StickyBrain is like a really big drawerusers can just throw all their notes and other information into it, then use the powerful Note Viewer to retrieve anything with just one click. Users can now manage their digital notesfrom reminders and alarms to pictures, URLs, pdf's, movies, audio, web archives, and text. Everything is instantly organized and searchable. StickyBrain will help users increase productivity, save time, and gain unprecedented control over their information.
Palm handheld synchronizationindustry first
iPod synchronization with support for breaking long notes into multiple linked partsindustry first
Safari-inspired tabbed note viewingindustry first
FlashNote menu bar tool to search and view notes from any applicationindustry first
QuickNote menu bar tool to author new notes from any applicationindustry first
Link notes to other notes and contacts in the Mac OS X Address Bookindustry first
Grab and paste notes using Mac OS X Services, contextual menus and hot keysindustry first
Alarm viewer lets users review and manage multiple note alarms at onceindustry first
Calendars in 5 different sizes that can be inserted into notesindustry first
To-do check boxes in 2 sizes and 4 formats that can be inserted into notesindustry first
Instant note summaries in the Note Viewer to quickly identify notesindustry first
Built on rock-solid commercial database engineindustry first
iPhoto and Clip Art Integrationindustry first
AVAILABILITY & REQUIREMENTS
Chronos believes users should have the opportunity to try the software for free before they purchase. A fully functional 30 day trial version can be downloaded from Chronos' web site at <www.chronosnet.com>. StickyBrain has been attractively priced at $39.99 and is available directly from Chronos and popular resellers including the Apple Stores, CompUSA, MicroCenter, Fry's Electronics, J & R Computing, etc.
Registered StickyBrain 1.x, 2.x, and 3.x customers can upgrade to version 4 for only $25. It is available immediately for download as a full installer.
StickyBrain requires Mac OS X v10.4.3 or later; 60MB of available disk space.
COMPANY INFORMATION
Chronos has been developing award-winning Macintosh software since 1993 and is based in Park City, Utah, home of the 2002 Winter Games.
PR CONTACT
marketing@chronosnet.com