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The app works with the iPod Touch as well and gives users the advantage of convenience, MoBank says By Mikael Ricknäs , IDG News Service , 07/03/2009 iPhone and iPod Touch owners in the U.K. will be able to use their devices to buy and pay for goods using a new application from MoBank. The company has done a soft launch, but will start to push the application more aggressively on Monday, according to CEO Steve Townend. BMC Application Performance and Analytics: Predictive Intelligence in Action: Download now MoBank customers will, for example, be able to book and pay for movie or concert tickets, order fast food or buy new shoes. Convenience is the big advantage: "You can do what you want, when you want," Townend said. iPhone users need to download the application from the AppStore and register a credit or debit card to pay... [read full story]
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