Energy Sistem has launched a low-cost tablet range for the budget conscious. Although only running Android 2.3 (Gingerbread), the devices give the appearance of running Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) thanks to a skin that the company has custom developed for the trio. To of the three tablets, the i828 HD and the i824, use 8-inch displays with the HD model high-res. The i724 uses a 7-inch display.
Jumsoft has launched a major update to its financial software, Money 4. A redesigned interface, direct bank downloads and smart importing rules are on tap in version 4, which now uses a document-based system, allowing for multiple users to work in one license. The app now sports flexible transactions across multiple account types, such as cash, bank accounts, credit cards, investments, assets and loans. Budgeting is a focus of v4, with budget planning and monitoring of actual outcomes, while portfolio management is improved.
Synium has launched an update to its personal finance software, iFinance 3.2. The application tracks income and expenses, categorizing data to show spending trends. It imports financial data from CSV, QIF, OFX and MT90 formats and handles daily data from the company's iFinance iPhone app. It features limits for overall spending, or specific items in its budgeting module, and can alert the user when an incoming or outgoing payment is missing.
