Android And iPhone Version Of Google Finance Launched

on 08/25/2010 03:14 PDT

There are folks who just can’t live without the latest financial information at their fingertips and with that in mind, Google has launched its mobile page for Google Finance, giving Android and iPhone users a unified experience across said platforms, and also the desktop. With the new interface, users will be able to easily keep up to date with their portfolio, the latest market news, and the sectors that they care about, along with real time quotes and data. If you’re running an Android-powered device, you can also grab the Google Finance app from the Android Market.

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