09 Jul 09 Calorie Counter App for Blackberry Owners Released

People who are pretty conscious on their health and their weight are going to love this new app released by MyNetDiary. The new app called the MyNetDiary Calorie Counter is aimed at people who want to keep track of the food they eat. The Calorie Counter also features a large food base which will certainly come in handy for people who want to slim down and attain their weight goals.

The MyNetDiary Calorie Counter for BlackBerry tracks up to 36 different nutrients and pulls food information from a database with over 88,000 U.S., UK and Canadian foods and restaurants. It is fully optimized for mobile phones, searching as you type and automatically correcting typos. Used in conjunction with a MyNetDiary account, a member has unlimited access to food planning tools, charts and fully-detailed reports.

MyNetDiary members can also link to their Twitter accounts, automatically sending “tweets” of their foods, exercises and weigh-ins for added accountability.

The MyNetDiary Calorie Counter app can be downloaded at the developer’s site and is available at various membership rates.

• $9 per month
• $24 for three months ($8 per month)
• $42 for 6 months ($7 per month)
• $60 for a year ($5 per month)

(Source) Press

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