iOS: Contact management service Xobni launched its downloadable tool, Smartr, for Android and Gmail in September. Now an iPhone version of the same tool is available, letting iPhone users synchronise with Xobni, download contact information from their social networks, and easily search contacts based on any snippet of data they have about them. More »
Firefox/Chrome: Gmail’s address book is nice, but isn’t mind-blowing. Free extension Xobni automatically grabs info about your contacts from the web and puts tons of information right in Gmail’s sidebar, including relationship history, mutual contacts, and even a photo. More »
Xobni, a pretty neat Outlook plug-in that’s just out of beta, now includes the latest updates from a Facebook users’ feed in a side panel, making it easier to know what’s happening with your contacts. While Facebook updates have been available for some time, the latest update gives full access to a users’ whole feed. Not seeing it in your Xobni? Clear your Internet Explorer cache and restart Outlook. [Xobni]
Windows only: Our favourite Outlook plug-in, Xobni, has left its year-long beta and updated with significant performance improvements. As a key component in our top 10 Outlook boosters, we’re thrilled to see Xobni join the post-beta world. [Xobni via Download Squad]
Windows only: Previously mentioned free Microsoft Outlook plug-in Xobni is a must-have for anyone looking to get more from Outlook, and today the plug-in gets even better. That’s because Xobni now integrates Facebook, Yahoo Mail, Skype, and Hoover company profiles directly in the Xobni sidebar (you can see each new feature in action in the video above). If you use even one of these services, the new integration is very convenient. If you’ve given the new tool a try, share your thoughts in the comments. Xobni [via Xobni Blog]
Outlook add-on Xobni has integrated with professional social networking site LinkedIn to enhance your contact information with job and employer details when possible. Using Outlook but not Xobni? Check out what you’re missing.
