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Posted by webchetan Tuesday, May 26, 2009 992 days ago

Free!!! http://bit.ly/2Zcdsw

Why should I waste on Gwabbit?

 
 
Posted by c0rinne Tuesday, May 26, 2009 992 days ago

That's exactly what I was going to say

 
 
Posted by jnaught Tuesday, May 26, 2009 992 days ago

Ok, so I get that this program automatically scans all emails for new/updated contact info, but what if I don't want EVERY person who emails me to be added to my address book? Why should I pay $10 for this when I already have anagram for free? Thanks.

 
 
Posted by Ronindan Tuesday, May 26, 2009 992 days ago

Anagram is bit rough in the edges but it works and it is free.

 
 
Posted by gwabbit Tuesday, May 26, 2009 992 days ago

gwabbit offers a free 14 day/20 contact trial. We encourage users to try both products and determine for themselves which approach to contact capture they prefer -- gwabbit's automatic contact capture, where gwabbit automatically recognizes the contact, or Anagram's manual approach, where the user paints the email contact using the BlackBerry's user interface. We would be very interested in hearing which users prefer.

 
 
Posted by c0rinne Tuesday, May 26, 2009 992 days ago

Unfortunately, my bb is not my gmail. I can't afford my bb adding every single contact possible to my address book.
Nor would I want it to.

 
 
Posted by nobex Tuesday, May 26, 2009 992 days ago

before making this judgment... it does not automatically add the contact to your address book. it automatically detects it, so that you do not need to remember to look for it. it then asks you whether you want to save it (or merge it to an existing contact - it find those too). only then it will update. So no gmail effect here.

 
 
Posted by jporter80 Tuesday, May 26, 2009 992 days ago

I dont know, half the reason i buy an app is based on looks. I wouldnt feel very professional if one of my colleagues saw a picture of a rabbit working on my phone...

 
 
Posted by j.p.hatfield Tuesday, May 26, 2009 992 days ago

Anagram takes you a few steps....but its free...will try it though. For sales people and CS reps prolly a good app...to a CrackBerry Addict...FREE is priceless

 
 
Posted by rcbeamer Tuesday, May 26, 2009 992 days ago

I have been using anagram since I heard about it, and have been very disappointed. It is never a simple process. I have tried 2 contacts now since downloading gwabit minutes ago, and gwabbit got them both right, and anagram mangled them both as usual. Don't knock it till you try it. I will be purchasing this one in a few days after I beat on it some more.

 
 
Posted by gstar Tuesday, May 26, 2009 992 days ago

Agree with you. Anagram is very difficult to work with and got it wrong everytime I tried to select all the info on my Storm which is not easy - and Anagram is not FREE. Only for 45 days, then costs every month. Gwabbit has free 14-day trial and then only $9.95 to buy. Much cheaper. But the best part is that Gwabbit picked up every field and contact info perfectly without any handling on my part. Just say yes, and it does its thing. Much easier to use.

 
 
Posted by jnaught Tuesday, May 26, 2009 992 days ago

The 45 day trial is for the PC version - the phone version is free, period. Anagram has been *near* perfect for me. It seems like most people who have issues on *most* of these message boards are Storm owners. Maybe the phone is the issue? I'm not trying to put anyone down, just an observation. Having said that, I might give Gwabbit a try, but I'm really not interested in generating a contact for every single person who emails me. Am I missing something, or is that actually how it works?

 
 
Posted by nobex Wednesday, May 27, 2009 991 days ago

it does not automatically add the contact to your address book. it automatically detects it, so that you do not need to remember to look for it. it then asks you whether you want to save it (or merge it to an existing contact - it find those too). only then it will update.

 
 
Posted by Miz.Michele Wednesday, May 27, 2009 991 days ago

Anagram is free and works well for me. I just select the address and then click the menu button which says capture with Anagram and it puts in your phone book.

 
 
Posted by cadzilla74 Wednesday, May 27, 2009 991 days ago

I tried Anagram on my Storm OS .132 and it failed miserably at creating proper contacts from any source including the "sample mail" they sent me. Not only that, Meterberry showed it to be a troublesome memory leaker as well.

Gwabbit now gets a test run on my Storm. I'll let ya know how that works out. I like the concept and it sure sounds easier letting the App do the work rather than jumping through Anagram's hoops only to discover nothing is where it belongs in the created Contact.

 
 
Posted by jnaught Wednesday, May 27, 2009 991 days ago

I downloaded Gwabbit and, so far, have been mightily disappointed. Twice now it has attempted to update current contacts in my address book and both times it has failed miserable. It doesn't seem to be able to differentiate between first name and last or additional signatures (i.e. - M.Ed., Ph.D, etc.) First and last are together under first name and M.Ed/Ph.D showed up as the last name. Additionally, it bunched all addresses into the 1st and 2nd address lines instead of putting city under 'city', state under 'state' etc. :(

 
 
Posted by dscox Wednesday, May 27, 2009 991 days ago

Well, I must say, I'm surprised. I was expecting MUCH more for a paid application! $9.99! What a rip off!

I had Anagram installed and just tried Gwabbit to compare picking up info from the same contact. It was DREADFUL! All it found correctly was the persons first and last name. The rest either wasn't there at all, or placed in totally different fields.

No, Anagram isn't perfect, but guess what? It's free!

I am shocked and quite frankly disgusted that these people feel they can charge $9.99 for a product that isn't anywhere NEAR as good as Anagram.

I suggest you go back to the drawing board, and start again; ask the Anagram guys for some advice.

I just hope it uninstalls quickly!

 
 
Posted by TechGuy Thursday, May 28, 2009 990 days ago

Love the freakin rabbit!