Xobni extend to Gmail, Android, iPhone-PC Magazine

Xobni, which began as an organizational tool for software of Microsoft Outlook, has now expanded to Gmail, and intends to add the Android platform and iPhone are in the works.

Specifically, said her service for Xobni Gmail is now in private beta, and within 90 days of Xobni said it also beta with its iPhone and Android platforms would enter.

Xobni for Gmail can be downloaded from the website of the company for free; Xobni has also available sites to sign up for the Android beta and the beta of the iPhone. Xobni for Gmail manifests as a plugin for Chrome or Firefox, but not of Microsoft Internet Explorer.

Xobni for Gmail will eventually exist as a free version, with a paid Plus option, as in Outlook, the company said.

PCMag.com reviewed Xobni favourable, as a must-have addition to Outlook, partially because the software can be clumsy and slow. Gmail is much faster, with fast, accurate search, at least in the email. Connection to stay a step ahead, Xobni makes with social media to additional context.

Xobni for Gmail rich profiles created for everyone you ever per email in Gmail, similar to what users have come to expect in Outlook, Xobni product, said. The profiles are name, photo, position, company and full social network details inside of a module that will sit next to. Xobni will also be predictively autosuggest other related contacts in the line "on" on the basis of those already in the user enters.

Users of Xobni for Outlook, BlackBerry and Gmail will find all their contacts and Inbox insights available to them, no matter what device or Inbox that they use, the company said.

Xobni "initially focused on providing a search and contact add-in for Outlook. We are today much more, "said Jeff Bonforte, Xobni, the chief executive in a statement. "Our users are telling us that Xobni for all their many post boxes and devices. We wanted to be there too, so we a cloud infrastructure that combines your contacts built, improves them with third-party content and makes them accessible from multiple touch points. "

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