Apps disappoint despite vast tech spendBY MARK SMITH | MONDAY, 22 APR 2013 10:10AMThe problems consumers have encountered with mobile banking applications may inform the financial services industry as it looks to produce its own investment and superannuation apps. |
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Consumers are using mobile apps more and more for everyday things, like banking. Let's get these apps TESTED before releasing to guarantee the best user experiences!