New from Swoosh Software is PhotoNote. The handy app allows you to easily take photos on your device and add quick notes to them. To start just fire up the app, then choose New Note. You can either take a new photo with the camera, or pick an item from your library. After you take/select the image, type in a quick note and you're done. You can view your full list of notes for review, or fire one off as an email to a friend. PhotoNote can be used as a personal diary for traveling, a visual to-do list, a handy shopping tool, reminder app and more. The items are all sorted for easy vieiwing with the thumbnail side-by-side with the note text. PhotoNote sells for $4.99 in the CrackBerry App Store and a free trial is available.
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