Cobook, a clever way to organize your contacts into your Mac

Today, using social networks like Facebook and Twitter is more than normal, and with that comes lots of contacts scattered among groups, lists and other forms of social organization as each network.

Cobook gives us automatically and intelligently organize our contacts in the Mac Once installed, you can add your Twitter accounts, Facebook or LinkedIn to manage and organize contacts all in one place.

The contacts are integrated with the schedule we have in OS X and once indexed, the search and organization is very fast. Which clearly exceeds Cobook the native application of the system is the graphical interface, that will help us better move between contacts.

When integrated into the menu bar, search and contact management is very fast. We just have to start typing a name that will be showing results, like Spotlight, except that the latter is slower and not edit the contact directly.

Once you locate a person, we can see their latest tweet or even information on your Twitter profile, provided we have synchronized our information through the social network account.

To organize contacts so we can add labels and categories and have related all without relying on the social network which synchronize. The agenda of groups represented in the system will also apply labels. That is, if we had a group called "Work", in Cobook have a label named "# Work"

Once made the operation of the program, our organization will improve, although there are some functions that we will miss. Lose synchronization with icloud, so we add contacts by Cobook not appear in our IOS devices automatically. Even so, this will be fixed in a future release of the application for Apple's mobile platform.

Cobook must say that is still in beta, which is expected to gradually gets better and offering more features.

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