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Personal information manager

A Personal information manager is a software application that keeps track of personal information such as:

E-mails
Address books[?]
Calendars
Task lists[?]
Task scheduling (invitations etc)
Notices[?]

There are several software packages that does this. Some can also synchronize the required information with a personal digital assistant (PDA), such as a Palm Pilot or similar.

Well-known PIM-software

Palm OS
Ximian Evolution
Microsoft's Outlook

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