SRF updates its encrypted notetaking app for Windows Mobile

June 9, 2005 -- (MobileVillage) -- SRF, based in Germany, has released version 2.0 of its visNotes note-taking and encryption software for Windows Mobile Pocket PC handhelds.

The confidental records are protected by SRF's visKey technology. With visKey, the user applies a favorite picture as a password query. If he or she marks up to eight spots on the picture in the right order -- the visual password he or she defined before -- visNotes gets unlocked.

The free version of visNotes contains one memo sheet with 2,000 characters. Users can buy additional sheets to convert visNotes into a notepad. Registered users may use up to 20,000 characters per memo.

New to version 2.0 of visNotes:

- VGA compatibility: Use brilliant pictures with up to 480 x 542 pixels (without scrollbars)
- Better support for Windows Mobile 2003 SE and landscape
- News user interface
- Text search
- Password generator
- Font, fontstyle and fontsize of the memos can be changed
- New click sound
- New default pictures
- Up to 2.000 characters per memo for freeware users
- Up to 20.000 characters per memo for registered users
- New capacity view per memo
- Cleartype font usable

visNotes with 5 more sheets costs US $8.79 (EUR 7.95) and visNotes with 25 more sheets costs US $14.33 (EUR 12.95). To download visNotes or for more information, see the visNotes web site.

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