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CIBC just launched an iPhone app:

It’s simple, effective, clean and works well. I did not notice an option to look at my investment account but I am sure that this will eventually come as well as it would be nice to place a buy/sell order from wherever you are.

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Mr Jobs presented the iPad to the world today.

My thoughts are:
-It’s going to sell like crazy.
-Pricing point is pretty good.
-Would you buy a windows netbook if you could have an iPad for a little bit more?
-This will motivate a lot of windows users to move to the Mac World.
-There’s a huge iPhone user base out there that will be getting one.
-It’s missing a Webcam.
-Developers must be going crazy now as there are huge revenue opportunities associated with this new device.
-I wonder if the iPad screen will perform well under sunlight and if it will be a pleasant experience to read a book on it. If hat works well then Amazon can stop selling the kindle.
-Would love to replace my heavy laptop with it.
-The iBook app looks like Delicious Library.

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Word Press 2 for iPhone has been released but you won’t find it under updates. Search for WordPress 2 to find it.

I am using it right now to prepare this post.

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This is how my iPhone main screen looks like. Do you recognize any Apps?

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Telus and Bell have confirmed that they will offer the iPhone in Canada:

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/bell-telus-to-launch-iphone-next-month/article1312692/

Let’s hope that they will offer better packages than those offered by Rogers so far.

Competition is always a good thing.

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Well, Ping “for free” was a short time promotion by the developer.

The app now costs 99 cents. Still pretty cheap and totally worth if you have several friends who use the iPhone as well.

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I tried several iPhone Instant Messaging apps and was disappointed by several of them until I found eBuddy. The app is easy to use, clean and allows you to keep all your Aim, MSN, Gtalk, Facebook, MySpace, Yahoo and Icq friends in a single spot.

eBuddy is the closest I have been able to get to iChat on the iPhone.

The price is right: Free

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If you are a Mac user and have a Blackberry you will be happy to know that you can now keep your calendar and contacts in sync. All you need is the Blackberry Desktop Software for Mac.

I have an iPhone and haven’t tried the Blackberry Desktop software and would love to hear your experience with syncing it with your Mac.

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