DDH HanDBase database application adds support for Series 60 handsets

August 15, 2005 -- (MobileVillage) -- DDH Software has announced a new version of its HanDBase relational database application for owners of Symbian Series 60 handsets, such as those by Nokia, Panasonic, Sendo and Siemens. The Series 60 application of HanDBase builts on the versions already available for Palm OS and Windows Mobile-based (formerly Pocket PC) handhelds.

The Series 60 version of HanDBase comes with a desktop version that enables users to create and manage their information before transferring the data to their mobile devices. Data can be easily viewed, edited, filtered, sorted, and searched on the desktop or the mobile.

The HanDBase Desktop application lets users design their own databases from scratch or start from any of the thousands of free applets available from the DDH Software web site -- all of which have been created and submitted by HanDBase users. Users can then transfer the database to the Series 60 handset, and/or export files in Excel, Word, CSV, HTML or XML formats.

Another useful feature of HanDBase Desktop is its "plug-in architecture" for third party add-on applications. For example, a user can automate repetitive tasks such as exporting, importing, running external programs, or seamlessly moving data between HanDBase and other formats such as Microsoft Access, and other ODBC sources.

HanDBase for Series 60 retails for US $19.99 and is available from DDHSoftware.com, or Handango.com.

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