Zengobi today announced the availability of Curio 3.2, the latest version of their award-winning brainstorming and project management application for the Mac. Curio 3.2 features iPhoto exporting for easy photocasting of your ideas and support for the new table and list features built into Tiger’s text editor control. Curio 3.2 also includes a new idea space toolbar popup that allows you to choose from a variety of styles when creating new idea spaces, a new way to create an instant archive of your projects, and a samples gallery depicting different ways you might use Curio.
Curio is the ultimate brainstorming and project management application – a truly flexible and powerful environment which promotes visual thinking for gathering and shaping your ideas, while managing all the notes and documents associated with your project.
Curio’s intuitive interface and extensive feature-set includes tools to help you define the goals and scope of a project, collect research and take notes, outline ideas and create to-do lists, construct conceptual diagrams and flowcharts, and even sketch out designs with pressure-sensitive pens. Anything you can do on a whiteboard or in a notebook, you can now do with Curio, plus so much more.
Pricing and Availability
Curio 3.2 is available immediately for download at www.zengobi.com/download. Curio 3.2 is a free upgrade for Curio 3 customers and upgrade pricing for all other existing customers is available via Zengobi’s Kagi store. Curio is available in Professional, K-12, Home, and Basic editions starting at just US$39. Academic and volume discounts are available and users can also download and use Curio as a full-featured trial for 15 days. Zengobi will also provide a 60-day extended trial to anyone who requests it. Full system requirements and more information on Curio can be found at www.zengobi.com/curio.
About Zengobi, Inc.
Zengobi produces amazingly innovative software for creative thinkers and design professionals only on the Macintosh. For more information about Zengobi, visit www.zengobi.com.
This article was last modified on January 6, 2023
This article was first published on July 14, 2006
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