Skydata Beta

By Mauricio

Here is a pretty cool application I just found. It helps with connect with a lot of networks for both personal and business purposes.

Personal Networks

• Access your local address book, Google contacts, Yahoo! address book quickly and easily
• View updates about connections, friends and groups on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Plaxo
• Communicate with anyone you know, all from one application on your phone

Business Networks

• Get Salesforce.com, SugarCRM, Microsoft, NetSuite or Siebel information quickly and easily
• Expand your network and knowledge with business profiles and contact data
• Collaborate on sales and service without having to lift your laptop

Useful Information

• View RSS feeds of critical news and information about the people you do business with
• Lookup nearby restaurants, hotels with a single click
• Access fast mapping and driving directions without retyping
• Ensure you’re on time with flight status or make fast itinerary changes

Here is the cost information:

Personal Edition – FREE!
All your favorite information stops are available to you without having to launch a browser

• Get faster search access without having to find bookmarks and launch browsers.
• Automatically store favorite results and you can quickly add them to your address book for future use.
• Use location information intelligently for easier search or direction support.
• News, travel, dining, entertainment and more are only a QuickClick away!

Business Edition – Only $9.95 per month
Business Edition activates when you select a CRM data source from our comprehensive list…Until then, it’s FREE!

• Access your CRM data at a fraction of the cost of other options.
• Leverage CRM data with social networks, news and other critical information.
• Retrieve CRM information immediately from critical communications.
• Combine CRM address locations with calendar, travel and direction support.

Not bad at all, even for the Business Edition cost. Right now they are currently in private beta, but you can still sign up for notification of when they open up to the public.

Check it out over at Skydata.com.