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Jessica Dolcourt CNET

Published: 30 Jun 2009 13:58 BST

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Keep tabs on accounts

A Personal Assistant is a terrible name for what is an extremely handy app. Both free and premium versions take an RSS reading of your accounts, including bank balance and stock portfolio, Netflix queue and travel info. You can also wipe the data if you fear a security breach.

A Personal Assistant Premium ($6.99/£4.21) strips out the ads, throws in more details and comes equipped with an extra layer of security and customer service support.

Screenshot credit: Jessica Dolcourt/CNET

 

 

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