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by Rom Feria on January 12, 2008
Whilst some industry critics claim that Apple's iphone will not make it to the corporate world, more and more services are being re-designed to accommodate the iPhone's user experience, including an online banking service. (But doesn't it defeat the purpose of having all the world's web sites accessible from your iPhone?)
Google adds more iPhone-support to its arsenal with the addition of iGoogle.
(more after the jump)
I think Bank of America is the first bank to have an iPhone-friendly website. Check it out.
I wonder if it is a good idea to re-design websites for the iPhone or simply let the iPhone render the "regular" websites as is. What's your take on this?
Google adds more iPhone-support to its arsenal with the addition of iGoogle.
(more after the jump)
I think Bank of America is the first bank to have an iPhone-friendly website. Check it out.
I wonder if it is a good idea to re-design websites for the iPhone or simply let the iPhone render the "regular" websites as is. What's your take on this?
Permalink: iPhone continues to position itself
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