We have already mentioned that SplashID and SplashShopper are on their way to the iPhone shortly, but let's not forget about the SplashWallet application that is arguably most powerful - SplashMoney. With online banking downloads from many US banks, SplashMoney is a formidable competitor for Quicken on the desktop itself (available for both Windows and Mac OS). But as a mobile personal finance manager, it is second to none.I should also mention that it is already available on Palm OS, Windows Mobile, and now BlackBerry as well.
The iPhone/iPod Touch version will have one new feature the others don't have yet - live updating currency. It's handy for recording transactions while you are traveling abroad in a different currency, converting them on the fly to your bank account's home currency.
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Well, that just made my week. Once SplashID and SplashMoney are made available on iPhone, the Palm is in the bin. These are the only 2 apps I still use on Palm, but it'll be great to have everything on one device finally.
Just two questions... Will I be able to import all my transactions from my Palm to the iPhone? And will it export to Quicken on the desktop, like the Palm version does now?
I have SplashID for Windows/Symbian. What's the upgrade path (i.e., $$)?
What's the upgrade path? I've got SplashID for Windows/Symbian.
Bravo, bravissimo!
On my Palm, SplashMoney is the most frequently used app – even more than the basic Calendar/To Do/Address Book apps. So now I feel confident about moving from this sadly stagnant technology to the new iPhone.
Finally my old palm TX will stay in its drawer... Old, slow and ugly !!
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