AT&T brings online banking to cell phones; Apple’s new phones lead to iTypos

Opinion
Nov 15, 20072 mins

Latest Wireless news

AT&T brings online banking to cell phones, 11/13/07: AT&T Tuesday unveiled a mobile banking platform that could allow users to carry out banking transactions from their cell phones.

Web guru Berners-Lee warns against ‘walled gardens’ for the mobile Internet, 11/14/07: There may be all kinds of technology issues, business plan problems and potential failures to address before the mobile Internet becomes a success. But for Tim Berners-Lee there’s really only one issue.

Nokia unveils successor to the N95, 11/14/07: Nokia has unveiled a new high-end mobile phone with a 5 megapixel camera and a built-in GPS navigation system.

Apple’s new phones lead to iTypos, 11/14/07: iPhone users make mistakes more often when texting compared to users of phones with hard keys, a new study found.

Apple fixes security bug with iPhone updatel, 11/13/07: Apple has pushed out its iPhone 1.1.2 firmware update to users of its popular mobile phone, fixing a widely publicized bug in the iPhone’s browser.

iPhone users get Mac remote access, 11/13/07: Nakahara Informatics is introducing iGet Mobile 1.0, new software designed to make it easy to access a Mac remotely using an iPhone, iPod touch or even a Windows PC.

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