Unified Note Taking Has Finally Arrived!

New Release -- riteMail 2.5

riteMail now provides editing, shape recognition and storage for unified note taking between mobile devices and desktops.   

New Features:

• Multiple message operations
• Recognition of freehand shapes and complete charts
• Support for memory cards
• Searchable address book
• Added Cc/Bcc fields
• UI improvements

riteMail® is a mobile, multi-platform, interactive handwritten email. It allows you to exchange handwritten messages in high-quality ink between handhelds, pen tablets, desktops, laptops, and other computers over wireless and wired connections. It eliminates the need for cramped or electronic keyboards, provides true language independence, and adds a personal touch to your emails and notes. You can create or edit messages using a variety of ink colors, tools, and widths. Need to draw a perfect circle, square, or other basic shape? Simply take your best freehand guess and the unique riteShape feature will smooth it out for you!

Recipients of riteMail messages will be able to view them instantly, in any email program, and can immediately edit and respond in their handwriting from any Java-enabled desktop, or laptop computer or from a mobile device. By communicating via riteMail service, you ensure that recipients are able to receive, view, and respond to your letters on any connected and Java-enabled desktop computer without installing riteMail software.

You can use riteMail on Pocket PCs, Palm Handhelds, Windows desktops, and many other systems with Java-enabled browser. You can view and respond to riteMail messages using email clients that support HTML and Java (such as Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express, Netscape Mail, Eudora, etc.): messages appear directly in the body of the email

Already used by dozens of thousands mobile and office users in over 70 countries, in more than 35 languages, riteMail is a new communications metaphor for the mobile wireless world and an infrastructure for unified note taking and Advanced Notes Recognition.