Fans of the new iPhone can now forget about forgetting thanks to a new memory product made in India. reQall is bringing its award-winning memory aid that has been such a hit in the US and Europe to Indian consumers. 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.

Launching the application in their home country, India, is particularly rewarding for reQall's founding team of Rao Machiraju, Sunil Vemuri and Ash Vasudevan, as it comes on the heels of a wildly-successful international debut.

Here's how it works: reQall lets users record reminders by speaking into their phone. It 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 as a calendar alert. It also recognizes keywords such as "buy" or "schedule" and automatically adds these entries to a shopping list or agenda. reQall automatically recognises dates and times, so if you say "remind me to use my airmiles before May 18," a reminder is inserted in your calendar. If you use the word "meet" reQall will automatically schedule a meeting.

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