RALEIGH, NC- Zengobi today announced the availability of Curio 6, a major upgrade of their note taking, mind mapping, brainstorming, and task management application for Mac OS X. Curio 6 features include integrated native tables which can contain text, images, weblinks, and documents along with any associated flags, checkmarks, and other adornments; a figure stencil repository for easy access to commonly used figures and grouped figures; user-extensible custom flag icons which can be associated with any figure for instant searching and retrieval; new mind map line styles and automatic branch colors for more stylized mind maps; plus dozens of additional enhancements and refinements. Curio is available in two editions: Standard (US$99) and Professional (US$149, US$69 academia).

"Support for integrated, easily style-able, native tables has been a top request from Curio customers for quite some time," said George Browning, Founder of Zengobi. "We're thrilled to deliver this functionality in our feature-packed Curio 6 release."

Curio is the premier note taking, mind mapping, brainstorming, and task management application designed to promote visual thinking. Using Curio's freeform interface and tools, you can intuitively gather, associate, and recall your ideas, while easily managing all the notes and documents associated with your project.

Pricing and Availability
Curio 6 is available immediately for download from www.zengobi.com/curio. Discounted Curio 6 upgrades are available to current Curio 5 (and earlier) customers. Detailed release notes can be found at www.zengobi.com/support/articles/AR060000.html.

Curio is available in Standard and Professional editions. Academic and volume discounts are available. Users can download and use either Curio edition as a full-featured trial for 15 days. A 60-day extended trial is also available upon request. Full system requirements and more information on Curio can be found at www.zengobi.com/curio.