
MyCart by AppGenius isn't a new app, and in fact we've covered it a few times in the blogs here at CrackBerry. It's been awhile though, and I figured if I hadn't heard of it, then maybe some of you haven't either. This is more than just a list app, or memo pad. MyCart has a ton of features to make shopping easier, and help you budget! There is a free version and a paid version to choose from.
Features include:
- Add/Edit/Delete items
- Email/Import Lists
- Custom Highlight Colours
- Automatic Backup & Restore!
- Optional Quantity, Aisle, Prices fields
- Convenient 'Send to Clipboard' for emails
- Ticked items pushed to the bottom of the list
- List status indicator (i.e. Complete, x items left, Empty)
- "Budget Minder" get warned if you go over budget and by how much.
- Searching
- Flag/unflag all items
- Hide Unflagged &/or Checked items
- Auto Suggest (Suggests items entered previously)
- Blackberry to Blackberry Sync (Manual & Automatic) with Sync Alert
- Fully Customizable List (Includes more colors (Banner and LED color same as Ticked color)
For more information/screenshots and to download the free version of MyCart
For more information/screenshots and to download MyCart Pro for $.99

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