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InfoBoost Publisher's Description If you need someone safe and secure place to store your private information, this is the program for you.
The InfoBoost works on all today's Windows based mobile handheld devices (Pocket PC and Windows Mobile), and so you can access this information no matter where you are.
No one will be able to access to your information, as it is stored on a strongly encrypted database. System Requirements n/a What's new Minor changes and updates | | | |
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