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When it comes to banking technology, more and more banks are developing smart phone applications (apps), which allow you to perform basic banking functions. Apps are and are going to continue to be the way of the future. Customers are now able to connect with their bank on levels that they have never been possible before. Although Apps present a unique ability, they also offer a unique challenge and can even open your bank up to potential fraud in ways that they have never imagined before. To better understand the potential risks, we need to understand what an app can do.

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This past week the world experienced the passing of Steve Jobs. Headlines everywhere have thanked Steve Jobs for his innovation and vision. No doubt he will be missed, but Apple fans should not worry, Steve Jobs left plans for the next version of each Apple product. Steve Jobs footprint will remain for generations. Thank you, Mr. Jobs, for inspiring creativity and the pursuit of excellence!

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