iNameDays updated for 2013

kalmstrom.com CEO Peter Kalmstrom has figured out how to create an app that adds whole day appointments to an existing iOS calendar, and he used his knowledge last year to create iNameDays. This app adds name days to the default iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch calendar, and it is now updated with the name days for 2013. The kalmstrom.com team has also added French name days to the list to select from.

kalmstrom.com Business Solutions  had offered their popular NameDays application to Outlook users for nearly a decade before they released a new version that works on several more calendar types. For iOS a special solution was required though, and iNameDays was born. Is is for sale at the iTunes App Store at the reasonable price of 0.99 USD.

Peter Kalmstrom is known from Skype, where he earlier was responsible for Skype Toolbars. Web page phone numbers that becomes clickable buttons for Skype calls is an example on his inventiveness ‒ a small thing that looks simple when it is there but has made life a little bit easier for many.

Why 23 on the icon? Why does the iNameDays main screen show name days for 23 January in most of the available languages? The answer is touching: kalmstrom.com Business Solutions is a family enterprise, and it was Peter's mother Kate who decided to use that day. "23 January is a very special and happy day for me, as it is Peter's birthday", she explains. "I thought is would be suitable to choose that very day of the year for our first born iOS app also."

iNameDays gives a choice of name days for fourteen countries. Each name day is added as a whole day meeting on top of the day in the default iOS calendar, where people have their other calendar info as well. Peter's Swedish compatriots may also select week numbers, much used for business planning in Sweden.

kalmstrom.com Business Solutions is the brand for software from the Swedish company Kalmstrom Enterprises AB. kalmstrom.com Business Solutions offers add-ons for MS Outlook, Excel and SharePoint, all easy to install and use and all with extensive documentation.