Application developer Syncode has today released Synotes Slate [App Store], one of the first applications for Apple’s brand new device, the iPad. Synotes is a notes and task management system that syncs your information across Apple devices and into the cloud.
Synotes is available as a web, iPhone or iPod touch application. The web app can be accessed on any web browser.
Synotes Slate boosts all the features from the original Synotes Mobile application for iPhone & iPod touch including synced notes, searchable notes, icon assignment and filtering, offline editing, previous versions history, smart sync and more.
Synotes combines both simplistic features such as note editing, adding and deleting with advanced features such as notes sync to the iPhone, iPod touch and web and the unique ability to assign each note an icon, a visual tag of each note that allows you to organise and filter notes by their icons.
“The entire Syncode team has found it very exciting to expand the Synotes platform onto the iPad, we belive that the form of the iPad is a perfect fit for Synotes.” said co-founder Matthew Lesh.
Synotes Slate provides users with a brand new iPad focused design and user interface.
“Designing for the iPad has been a rewarding experience. The expanded screen real-estate provides us with many new opportunities that we believe has lead to a premier iPad application for our users.” said co-founder and Syncode designer, Tom Ricciardiello.
Synotes Slate is available from today on Apple’s App Store.
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Background
Syncode is an Australian startup that pushes the boundaries of iPhone development. Started by three high-school students, Syncode has already released iTweetReply, one of the first Push notification providers for popular micro-blogging site Twitter, Syncopy, which takes your clipboard into the cloud and Synotes, the notes system that syncs into the cloud.
Syncode is determined to stand strong as a leading young voice in Australian software development, with plenty of innovative and professional products planned for 2010 and beyond.
PR Contact:
Matthew Lesh
pr@syncode.com.au
