Is it a marketing ploy or really something useful? NetSuite recently announced they will have support for Apple’s iPhone with their SuitePhone solution. The application provides native Safari support which is a good move. As iPhone use proliferates this announcment makes sense but I just wonder if for now, most iPhone users aren’t rich kids who had the free time to stand in line at the Apple store for days.
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