Mobile Ministry Magazine: Stewardship Again: SplashMoney for Windows Mobile Released (MMM)

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Tuesday, March 11, 2008

Stewardship Again: SplashMoney for Windows Mobile Released

Image: Splash Money on a Windows Mobile device, via Splash Data

This was quite interesting to see in my inbox yesterday considering the recent post on being a good steward. Splash Money for Windows Mobile has been released. It was previously available for Palm OS handhelds, but now can be used for those with Windows Mobile devices.

Here are some of the features:

use stand-alone or sync with desktop edition
ability to categorize individual or batch items
256bit Blowfish encryption
support for several account types (checking, savings, money market, etc.)
And more.

I really like Spash Money (and am waiting for the Symbian S60 version). Using this along with doing the Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University course with my church really helped me to better mind my manners when it came to spending. The integration with the desktop, along with the wireless syncing on one (unfortunately not all) of my back accounts made keeping track of things pretty much a breeze. Also, being able to create and print out a report of what I've been doing has been helpful as well.

Splash Money for Windows Mobile is available now as a trial version or can be purchased for $29.95. For more information and to download, visit the Splash Money website.

Labels: devotion, software, stewardship, tech, Windows Moible