If you find the hustle and bustle of daily tasks too much to handle, maybe OnTime can help you out. This nifty calendar app will keep you on schedule for important events with its GPS integration and and deeply integrated features. With OnTime you simply set a calendar reminder and enter a address for the appointment (business meeting, doctors office etc). OnTime will then keep you on time (hence the name) for the event using GPS to calculate your distance, map your route and keep in mind traffic conditions so you're not late. The app also offers turn-by-turn directions, email alerts and more. Available for just $0.99, check it out today in BlackBerry App World.
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OnTime mobile calendar for BlackBerry now available
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I don't know why so many people look for new calender apps. I think the one comes with RIM's OS is good enough.
Ditto.
I do like the one that comes from RIM but it could use some enhancements I think. For instance, I'd like to know how many days until an event without needing a third-party app. Hopefully RIM get solid ideas from some of these third-party apps to incorporate into future editions of their calendar.
I've never gone looking for a calendar app because the native is pretty good. But, whenever another options is presented I don't mind looking at it. And, I like the location-aware aspect of this particular app.
Can't stand apps that have the developer's logo/name/banner taking up valuable screen space.
I am curious how the turn by turn directions work... are they voice guided live directions? If so might be worth the $.99 itself... currently I use Life in Pocket but mroe options might be good..
I find it funny that this app is called "OnTime" yet on their website it said the release date for the Blackberry was 1/27 up until a few days ago when it finally came out (a month late).