We're pleased to announce that on Wednesday, July 12th Handheld Contact will be releasing HHC v3.0.60, that will be available for download from Google Play. This build has been in production for over a month, and includes many new features that we think our subscribers will enjoy.These new features include the following:Added "Keyword" search - you can now search through most of the contacts, activities, notes and histories fields. The Keyword Search will be position at the top of...

Please note the following release dates for Handheld Contact: Week of March 13 - Handheld Contact for Android 3.0.3FeaturesCaller ID: Automatically see the name of Act! Contacts when they call you on your phone. Handheld Contact no longer requires contact export to enjoy caller ID.HHC Secure+: A misplaced device or unauthorized user is a serious risk to your organization. HHC Secure+ utilizes HIPAA-compliant security features to protect your organization’s Act! data falling into the...

With the addition of two new developers to our Handheld Contact team, we've stepped up the pace of our development road map. Recently we circulated a survey to all Handheld Contact subscribers soliciting their feedback on the features they were looking for in HHC, and we were gratified by how many reflected the direction we were already heading.Here is a short list of new features scheduled for release in February and March.HHC Secure+: This feature is an upgrade to the regular HHC...

Imagine being away from the office and getting an email from a customer requesting more supplies, and you being able to pull out your phone to see if he’s paid his last bill? Now imagine being able to see year-to-date sales, terms, and other critical accounting data in the same glance?Well, it’s possible if you have Handheld Contact on your mobile device and accounting integration between Quickbooks and Act! back at the office, and it’s a snap to setup.  The first thing...

Act! software. Check!QuoteWerks. Check!Quickbooks. Check!Handheld Contact. Check!On Friday afternoon our CTO walked into my office and reported our upload speeds were down to dial-up rates, and he'd have to reboot the office router. It was 5PM, so I didn't hesitate to authorize it, but then one of our remote employees messaged me reporting the Internet outages going on across North America, with a heavy concentration in the North East - precisely where we're at.It seemed amazing to...