Apple Shows Off the 'iPhone at Work'

Apple has posted a new page on its site showing how you can stay on top of your business and accomplish everyday work tasks with the iPhone.

The page features useful apps in five different categories...

Organize your day
iPhone gives you all the tools you need to stay on schedule and get you through the day. Easily manage all your work tasks, connect with colleagues and customers, and stay updated on meetings and agendas.


View your business
Keep tabs on your customers, work performance, and accounting data anywhere. With iPhone, there's no need to carry printed spreadsheets or a laptop to retrieve business critical information when you need it. And if you're an independent contractor, you can use iPhone to record billable hours, send and track invoices for multiple clients and projects.

Manage projects
iPhone helps you keep projects moving with great apps for project management, file-sharing, and document editing. Review project milestones and assign new tasks whenever you have a few minutes between meetings. And if you need to review a document on a tight deadline, you can download it from anywhere and add input right from your iPhone.

Meet anywhere
It's easy to attend, host, and participate remotely in meetings on iPhone. Attend back-to-back meetings in different locations - with iPhone, you can take a conference call from anywhere. Take paper-free meeting notes with voice dictation, or by typing on the virtual keyboard. And if you're attending a meeting in person, use your iPhone to capture whiteboard notes and email a readable image of the board to your colleagues.

Travel light
Whether you're traveling domestically or abroad, iPhone is a great travel companion. Stay on top of flight information and itineraries for less time waiting in airports. Once you've arrived, let iPhone help you find great restaurants and other nearby resources. iPhone apps can translate foreign languages and give you the latest currency exchange rates. You can even create expense reports on iPhone while you're still on your trip.


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