A few months back, I saw how the much anticipated launch of the iPad saw people lining up to get their hands on one. More recently, I received my new iPhone. This has got me thinking about how doing business has changed so much in the last decade. And while all these new gadgets are meant to make us work smarter, are they instead making us work harder?
Greater Building Society has launched an iPhone app that will allow customers to locate ATMs, branches and access to internet banking.
Dell Streak, the 5-inch over-sized phone or under-sized tablet is finally making its way to Australia with an exclusive three month deal starting October with Optus.
Domino’s Pizza’s iPhone app orders will be delivered by Akamai with Domino’s selecting the company to power its online e-commerce platform.
Australian retailers are being warned that they will lose both sales and customers if they do not engage with their customers consistently across multiple channels.
Vodafone and 3 are pushing their free Tour de France content and iPhone app through a competition with prizes including a trip to the 2010 Tour de France and Avanti bikes.
Businesses that use Apple’s iPhone are warned they might encounter trouble with their exchange servers once updating their iPhone’s to the latest iOS4.0 operating system.
The iPhone revolution continues as FlyBuys has become the first loyalty rewards program in Australia to launch it’s own specialty ‘app’.
Apple’s iPhone update to iOS4 caused some problems for iPhone 3G and 3GS phones, but the problems with Google Sync appear to have been ironed out finally.
Apple’s iPhone update to iOS4 went well for iPhone 3G and 3GS phones yesterday, however the iOS 4 update caused problems with Google Sync (Gmail/Calender/Contacts) for many.
