Full FeedBento passes 250,000 downloads
Filemaker, the company behind the new application Bento, just announced that they passed 250 000 downloads. Bento is a $49 application for Leopard only, that is an organizational tool designed to manage your life and everything inside it. The app has neat and handy features like built-in links to Address Book, intergration with iCal, and ability to manage contact, events, track your projects and anything else you need to organize in your life.
What Filemaker did not tell us is if the number is the number of downloads for trying out the software, or purchases. We also don’t know if this is unique downloads, or one user downloading it several times. But still good news for Filemaker.
Via [MacWorld]
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Does Bento 2 have an upgrade price or a window of purchase time which allows these people that just purchased it to get a free up-grade?
on October 14, 2008 at 09:08 AM - LINKI don’t see anything about his subject.
Thanks,
Charlie