Optionally, you can even tap on a social network tab and search for their profile if it’s not already there. If someone from one your networks is not already in your iPhone’s contacts, then you can add them in right from Cobook. For Twitter, Cobook will even fetch their latest tweets for you to read.
These are for accessing the selected person’s Facebook, LinkedIn, or Twitter information, so you can pull up their most recent information on those networks. You’ll notice that along the bottom of the contact detail screen is a menubar with tabs. You are able to view their basic contact information, such as: phone number, email, address, birthday, relationship information, and more. When you need to lookup someone’s information, just give their name a tap. You get a letter index on the side for easier navigation, and thumbnails of your contacts shown on the left hand side of the screen. This can be changed in the Settings (located under the My Info view) if you prefer to change the sorting or name format. They are sorted alphabetically by first name by default, which is a bit of a change from the default Contacts (alphabetically by last name). The main view in Cobook will be a list of your contacts, also known as the Search screen. Your Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn connections will be found in your Cobook address book, and if your friends were already on your device, their information just gets merged with their existing contact card. In order to make it a comprehensive solution for your contacts, you have the option of attaching your Twitter, Facebook, or even LinkedIn accounts and merging contact information from those networks into your phone. The information is simply fetched to be displayed in Cobook, and everything will remain intact. However, for those who are worried about privacy, none of your data is uploaded or stored on their servers. Cobook will integrate directly with your iPhone address book.
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