If you find entering new contact information a hassle on your BlackBerry there is a brand new solution. Nobex Contacts is a simple way to get new contact details saved to your BlackBerry with just one click. When you receive an email from someone the application automatically scans your address book to see if you already have that contact present. If that person is not in your address book or if some information is messing, then the app will place a pop up on the screen with the contact details asking if you would like to add them. Just select 'create new' and hey presto - all their details will be then in your BlackBerry address book. It doesn't get much easier than that.
All BlackBerry smartphones running OS5 and above are supported and the application is free to download. The free version will prompt you to be BBM connected and will post information to your BBM profile by default. The only way to get rid of this is to purchase the paid version of Nobex Contacts which will set you back £10.00. They do also provide an Enterprise version for businesses and more details on this is available through contacting Nobex Technologies direct.
Overall a handy little app. If you get a lot of emails from new contacts that you need to keep hold of this may well be the perfect time saving solution.
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