


You could also say “twitter Tim.”, “web Tim” opens the URL associated with a contact - also try “website,” “webpage,” or “url.”, “map Tim” displays a map to the contact’s address. That’s all there is to a search, which is why I don’t think you’ll want to browse through all contacts or restrict searches to groups in most cases. It brings to contact management the same power, flexibility, and sharing capabilities that Bus圜al users have enjoyed with their calendars. Unlike Contacts, that notes field will always be visible, making it easier to use. Enter “Tim Cook Apple 40” and Cardhop immediately starts creating a new card and filling it out with the name, company name, email address, Twitter handle, and phone number. By default, it appears as a popover when you invoke it and disappears when you switch away from it. That usually only requires updating one line of the script to point to the new feed URL. There are lots of synonyms, including: “imessage,” “text,” “txt,” “im,” and “ping.” Alas, you can’t enter a message to send as well.

Here too Cardhop relies on its parser, which understands a number of commands, and doesn’t care whether you enter the command before or after selecting a contact. So you like Cardhop? “skype Tim” initiates a Skype call with the contact. Just type what you want and Cardhop will figure it out! It’s all stuff that any database can do, but until Cardhop, interacting with a contact manager wasn’t much different than using FileMaker.
