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Remoba announced its iDatebook business version 6.0. The software enables even basic mobile phones to have unlimited access to the user's desktop calendar and the corporate calendar in real-time, including various meeting capabilities.

iDatebook's Meeting Invitation feature allows users to invite a set of their contacts to a calendar event, the Meeting Scheduler then identifies the open dates and time slots for each contact, and the Meeting Tracker checks the status confirmation - accepted, declined, or undecided about the meeting invitation in real-time. Any changes the company's administrator makes to the calendar will be automatically uploaded to the remote user's phone in real-time. The next time wireless data coverage is available, iDatebook will sync calendar changes to the desktop calendar.

iDatebook 6.0 is available on multiple CDMA carriers, including Verizon Wireless as part of their Get-It-Now program. For details, see remoba.com.

Vision Objects has released version 2.1 of its MyScript Notes handwriting recognition software. The new release features writer adaptation for Asian languages, a new user interface in the 16 different languages supported by MyScript Notes, and recognizes four new languages: Korean and Traditional Chinese, Norwegian and Russian. Other languages supported are Simplified Chinese, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish and Swedish.

MyScript Notes aims to recognize handwritten text including shapes, tables and drawings and converts them into digital information that can be sent to email clients, text editors or spreadsheets. The software works with a range of devices including Logitech, Nokia and Maxell digital pens featuring Anoto functionality, Pentel AirPen, Pegasus NoteTaker, Acecad Digimemo, iRex iLiad, Digital Inkpad from Waltop and any Tablet PCs, according to Vision Objects.

MyScript Notes 2.1 is available at visionobjects.com.