RIM assumes social calendar application Tungle.Me
This is just in via TechCrunch: RIM is still on a buying spree, this time bought Tungle.Me startup, a social calendaring application / platform. I admit I had never heard of it, but TechCrunch puts it:
Tungle.Me offers users a free web-based application that you calendars to companies and platforms, schedule meetings with individuals or groups within or outside their company and propose multiple meeting times in invitations. The service is currently synchronizing with a number of calendar applications including Outlook, Google Calendar and Apple iCal.
According to TechCrunch, the application is very popular with users in hundreds of universities and a large number of Fortune 1000 companies.
I've seen quite a few people on the calendar features of the BlackBerry, or rather to lament their absence. While most consumers do not need any kind of advanced features, managers tend to lack of this or that other, what evil. Let's hope it's good enough to suppress such desires, and that, yes, of course, it is added to the playbook as well. If you want to know more about this latest achievement, look no further than RIM's own official announcement.
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