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Stikkit gets serious contact management, bookmarklet upgrades
Stikkit, the web-based PIM that thinks, has gained a few significant upgrades in the form of very, very powerful contact-related PIM management, as well as a couple of impressive new Last but by no means least on the list of big updates are two new 'stikklets' that let you add stikkits to your account from any page you're visiting. The first stikklet has the impressive effect of opening a new stikkit right on top of the page you're looking at, while the second opens in a popup window. Both of them can snag any text you highlighted and offer full editing (and Stikkit's impressive 'thinking') capabilities before you save and go on about your uninterrupted business. These two bookmarklets are sure to be handy tools for the online PIM power users in the audience.
If you're looking to learn more about this new web service, check out Stikkit.com (while not logged in, of course) and the company's blog, as they have linked a number of introductory screencasts, case studies and customer testimonials which should all help you wrap your head around what's possible with this most unique of PIM systems.
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indiekid said 6:26PM on 1-21-2007
I just got turned on to Stikkit today and everything looks great, and the site is really awesome...but it's been running DOG slow today...
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David Chartier said 8:16PM on 1-21-2007
#1: I've noticed the same thing this weekend. I attribute it to being a beta service, as well as the weekends being prime time for the likes of maintenance, server upgrades, etc. Stikkit seems to have quite a bit of buzz 'a brewing, so I'm sure things will become steadier and more reliable in the coming weeks and months.
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