Chronos’s NoteLife the SOHO Notes companion is now going mobile with an application for the iPhone which is available for download from the iTunes App Store according to an article over on pcworld.

NoteLife enables the iPhoner to create and store various notes which contain numerous kinds of media such as text, photos, voice recordings, bookmarks, and movies, and the user can attach a lot of metadata to each note including comments, geo-location and tags and notes can then be emailed, organised into folders or encrypted with a password.

SOHO Notes is the big brother of NoteLife and offers the iPhone user an abundance of note taking and media organisation features, and can save info and even whole web pages from the iPhone browser. Other features are mixed media notes, blog notes to services such as TypePad, Blogger and WordPress, attach files such as ZIP and PDF and everything the user adds to SOHO Notes can be synced with NoteLife via WiFi.

NoteLife for the iPhone is arguably more Mac like as Chronos has a history as a Mac only developer and NoteLife can now be downloaded from the App Store for the iPhone commanding a price tag of $5.00.