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Yesterday (January 23rd) our company just turned 1. Happy birthday Memonic!

For the occasion we went up the Uetliberg for a nice breakfast with partner and kids.

More pictures in our Flickr Group.

New year, new deck of cards. We’re rolling out a heap of new features, our all new iPhone application surely standing out. Here some of the highlights (full release notes).

iPhone

Access all your Items and Sets anytime and everywhere from your iPhone or iPod touch – and also available offline when for once you don’t have any network coverage.

Read more here and get the Memonic app from the iTunes store now.

Mobile version

In our last release we introduced a mobile version available on any device. Today we add your Set list to the mobile edition. Plus when accessing Memonic through a mobile device you are automatically redirected to the mobile version. 

Highlight search results

Nifty when searching: highlighting of the search terms in yellow color.

As always we appreciate your feedback!

Today Johnny Memonic shares with us a part of his adventurous life, that is his collection of his recent trip to Australia. He did a little roadtrip along the Great Ocean Road. Here his pointers for places to see and places to stay on this marvelous road.

Even though it’s nearly Christmas, we added a couple of nifty features. Let me pick three: A first go at a mobile version, improved set menus, remove sets on the list view.

Mobile version

You may access your collection on any mobile on m.memonic.com. Building on Yahoo’s Blueprint framework, we rapidly developed a mobile version optimized for thousands of mobile devices. See here two examples of the my collection rendered on an iPhone and on Opera Mini.

Improved set menus

We received a number of feedbacks on the usability of our set menus. We improved: You may access the most important actions directly by clicking on the set drop down.

Remove sets in list view

So far you had to be on a detail item to remove a set. As from now you may do so right in the list view.

As always we welcome your feedback!

A couple of days ago, Simon Wüthrich published a nice article in the Zürichsee Zeitung on how to best plan your next holiday trip, say to Rome. (Why not Paris? We’d have a movie for the travel case to the city of romance). We get a nice mention. Read the article here (pdf, 245kb, German)