Canuck Software is back!

Canadian developer returns to the Palm scene, and with a new program

WINNIPEG, July 21, 2007 -- Canuck Software today announced it's return to the PalmOS community after a 7-month hiatus. This return means the many outdated programs will finally have the opportunity to be updated. In fact, with the return to development comes the opportunity for bigger and better programs than ever to come about.

Unfortunately the freeware policy will need to change as the solo developer, Jason Robitaille, is now in university and now has more priorities to manage. All currently existing freeware applications will remain as such, even with their future updates, however most of the upcoming applications will now be shareware at very reasonable prices. While there will be upcoming freeware releases, shareware programs will now play a much larger role.

Along with Canuck Software's return comes and update to the popular journaling program for the PalmOS, Life As I See It, to correct several bugs and includes major internal updates.

Most importantly, Canuck Software is proud to announce the release of Life On My PC, the much-requested, shareware PC companion to Life As I See It. With Life On My PC, you can view and edit your journal entries from your PC desktop*! It even has linked password protection, meaning the same password you use in the Palm application is the one you get to use with this desktop program. Life On My PC is available for the low price of only $6.95, which includes all future updates.

*Life On My PC requires Microsoft .NET Framework and Palm Desktop with Hotsync ability

Life As I See It update is available at http://canuck-software.ca/life.html

Life On My PC is available at http://canuck-software.ca/lifepc.html