Almost a year ago, iambic finally brought its popular personal information manager, Agendus, to the BlackBerry platform. It has just released version 2.0 of this application

The software brings together and extends the built-in Contacts, Calendar, Tasks, and (new with 2.0) Memos on RIM smartphones. Agendus also provides over-the-air services such as integrated weather forecasts, according to iambic.

Originally available for the Palm OS as Action Names (the software became Agendus back in 2002), iambic ported the Agenus to Windows Mobile in 2007. This year iambic deliverd an edition for the iPhone.

Agendus for BlackBerry 2.0 offers a Today View, a number of improved Task and Calendar related views, compact and expanded Contact views and a Memo List view. Additional features include contact linking, one-tap dial/ e-mail, quick item deletion, task categories as well as colors, grouping and filtering for organization.

With 2.0, iambic says it's introduced advanced sorting in task views has completely redesigned view and preference navigators and the software's "Capture-It-Now" Dialogs.

New capabilities for touch oriented RIM models, just the BlackBerry Storm right now, include "panning" scrollable views, "gestures" support in Calendar Views, and a touch-sensitive toolbar

See here for a complete list of the over twenty major new features, as well as the large number of refinements, included in Agendus 2.0 for BlackBerry.

The software goes for $19.95. Owners of version 1.0 can upgrade for $9.95. If you purchased the program on or after June 1st of this year, the update is free.