Seems like we’ve stumbled upon something quite worth your while. The VsNotepad 2 is out now for Windows Mobile powered devices and if our information is right, there’s a 25% special launch promotional discount (till September) on this one.

 

If you’re not already aware, VsNotepad 2 enables you to not just record but also organize your notes effortlessly. So, all you need is a modem and an interface for a more organized life. The debut version of this software created a furore in the tech zone gaining phenomenal popularity, especially with those who wanted to organize their notes while on the move.

In fact, years after its inception, it still remains as one of the topmost note-taking software in the arena. The newer version promises a host of exciting features to pep up your daily notes. There’s a new interface with superfast animation apart from the note manager and reminder to ensure that you don’t forget that incredibly important meeting.

Moreover, there’s the quick selection option, visualization of pages, new underline, new icons to easily create “to-do” lists and a virtual keyboard to further reduce your burden. Armed with such amazing features, the VsNotepad 2 is sure gonna rock your little world!

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