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[kwiry's] evolving feature set makes it a viable tool for users who may not have the devices (or the expensive data plans) that let them browse the web on the go... Read more.

I think Kwiry is a fun little tool if you don't have the time to fire up your phone's Web browser, or if you're one of the millions of folks with an older handset... Read more.

If you're extremely forgetful, you might want to write this website on your hand or tie a ribbon around your finger to remember it: kwiry.com... Read more.

Instead of sorting through five (or 10, or 15) separate e-mails from yourself, kwiry allows you to go to a single page that lists out all of your notes to yourself. Even without the added keyword system, it can be very helpful for remembering little tidbits of information while on the go... Read more.

It's clear that Kwiry is looking to build out its feature set and make interaction with its service as simple (and mobile) as possible... Read more.

Kwiry is a handy new tool that lets you text messages from your cell phone as a way to remind yourself to do something. This isn't the first mobile version of tying a string around your finger, but it is one of the more useful I've seen to date... Read more.

"Think of it like Twitter, but with a dash of Remember The Milk and Google." ... Read more.

File this one in the "YES! this happens to me all the friggin' time" department: start-up kwiry has gone live with its SMS-based reminder service, which is free and dead simple to use (two key phrases we love to hear). ....... for the overwhelming bulk of dumbphone folks, this could be huge."... Read more.

Whilst the chaps at TechCrunch aren't really that impressed with Kwiry, I like it. I think it's a smart concept... Kwiry needs to get some public attention - once it does, I'm sure quite a lot of people will begin using it. It appeals to a specific demographic of slightly anal yet forgetful people - who can't be arsed to walk about with notepads and pens. Me, for example... Read more.