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I'm one of those people who can't remember names, but I do remember faces. That why I like GoGoalSoft's Espy, an address book that uses an iPhoto-inspired interface for sifting through your contacts.

Espy 1.0

Espy uses the same database used by Apple's Address Book, displaying the pictures for each contact as gloriously large thumbnails. Espy's features are basic, like Address Book; you can drag-and-drop photos to add them to a contact, create groups, export contacts as vCards, add fields, and more.

Of course, you need to start taking pictures of new contacts, which may not always be practical. But it could be a way to help establish a new professional or personal relationship.

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