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Matt Neuberg from TidBits has posted an interesting summary about a piece of software called Curio from Zengobi.

I got this software several months ago and really haven't invested the time necessary to really get into it but what initially fascinated me about this software was it's general concept. We're all trying to figure out how to organize and store the massive amounts of information that we all deal with these days, especially if for you, that information goes far beyond the typical Email / Contacts / Calendar and To-Do lists of your garden variety information worker but Curio appears to be quite an innovative approach to take media from a variety of sources and use it to help you creatively brainstorm and organize projects. Curio's own description:

Your Idea Studio

Curio is the ultimate idea development environment — a truly flexible and powerful environment for gathering and shaping your ideas. No other product on the market has the features and the intuitive interface to promote creative exploration.

What initially drew me into Curio was that it won the 2004 O'Reilly Mac Innovation Award which is an award that is worthy of making you stand up and take notice.