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**Instant Recall Machine on Apple iPad for the Forgetful and Scatterbrain**

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Campbell, California -

INFOMATO? [url removed, login to view] unveiled a major update for iQue, a free app that transforms the iPad into a memory aid for people who are forgetful or simply have too much scattered thoughts to remember. iQue is built around the psychological principles of memory association and recognition, so that even scatterbrains and disorganized people will find this technology easy to adopt. What's your 2012 new-year / Charismas resolution? How about hand over to the iPad your painful recalling processes?

iQue works by integrating itself into the process of how your recall forgotten information, and then streamlines this process using patented technology. When you forget something important, you rely first on hints (memory association) to jog your memory, and then prey that the relevant information just pops into your heads. iQue makes memory association easy, effective and reliable because computer technology draws relationships much faster than our brains and, best of all, it does not forget.

By tapping into the strength of your recognition memory, iQue provides an age-proof solution. Studies show that while your ability to deliberately recall details can drop to 50 or 60% by the time you reach age 65, whereas the capacity of you recognition memory remains at the level of an 18-year old. iQue is specifically designed to tap into this strength and establish a close complementary relationship with human brain - making use of associated lists to jog your recognition memory.

Consider the following examples. Which would you rather remember?

* CardiologistDr. Shenasa or heart doctor?

* Psyllium seed or constipation remedies?

* Clopidogrel bisulfate or chest pain drug?

* T-cell lymphotropic virus type III or AIDS virus?

* La Couronne Cafe or affordable French restaurant?

* Konnichiwa or Japanese hello?

By using iQue to build associations, you may exchange a hard- to-remember term with one or a set of easy, intuitive terms. Using one of the above examples, if you enter chest, you will be reminded of the keyword "chest pain drug," which in turn brings up a list of reminders. Your associated memory will be able to quickly identify the term "clopidogrel bisulfate" simply because you seen it before. Without iQue, you will need to exam countless threads in your head. That is a painful and unreliable process. With iQue, this ineffective brain laboring process can be replaced by machines.

In this latest revision of iQue, the user interface is totally revamped to take the advantage of iPad's larger screen. The app has three major user interface views. When the iPad is in landscape mode, you are able to see all three views. On the other hand, when the iPad is in portrait mode, you will see a larger view one at a time; you hop between views by tapping a tab bar at the bottom of the screen. When you press and hold any keyword or reminder, a yellow sticker containing the keyword / reminder is created. This convenient feature lets you continue your trains of thoughts but not lose track of any subjects of interests that you happen to encounter.

iQue is free and available through Apple's iTunes Store. For online demos, visit [url removed, login to view]

**About INFOMATO**: INFOMATO, Inc. was founded and registered in California, USA in 2005 with a unique mission: to index your memory. INFOMATO received initial funding from the CEOs of three corporations in Taiwan. INFOMATO is a registered trademark.

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