ReQall your memory via iphone

BANGALORE, INDIA: reQall, the digital memory aid developers on Thursday announced the launch of the software in India.

Any owner of the new iPhone or iPod Touch can now download reQall’s application for free from Apple’s App Store and use it to better organize schedules, to-do lists and reminders, said a press release.

“Our development team in Hyderabad helped build a product that has been praised from the BBC to the New York Times,” said, Machiraju, chief executive officer, reQall. “Now we’re bringing reQall home.”

A team of three people Rao Machiraju, Sunil Vemuri and Ash Vasudevan are known to be the founders of  reQall’s.

“reQall is based on groundbreaking research from the world-famous MIT Media Lab in the US and developed in Hyderabad under the guidance of one of the best executive and advisory teams in the technology industry,” said co-founder Ash Vasudevan.

It lets users record reminders by speaking into their phone and converts these reminders into text, which are delivered back precisely at the right time. The product can prompt users via text message, instant message, email or even as a calendar alert, said a press release.

reQall user Jon Kim commented,  “All my life, I have suffered from very severe attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.  In no way did reQall erase my disorder, but it did the next best thing by giving me the most efficient memory aid that no paper and ink, nor any other voice recorder or other device, could have ever offered me.”