Bank of America Deploys First Windows 7 Phone Mobile Banking App The Charlotte, NC-based bank expands its portfolio of mobile app with Windows 7 Phone while dropping a specific app iPad Tags: Mobile Banking, Bank Of America, Windows 7 Phone, Apple IOS, iPad, Smartphones, By Matt Gunn May 03, elaborated in 2011 Bank of America's mobile banking portfolio this week with the addition of downloadable native applications for Windows 7 Phone platform and Apple's iPad.
Bank of America dropped its official app for Windows 7 Phone to Market Place.
And they will see general improvements in the appearance as well.
Users can use the program to pay their bills, keep an eye on their accounts and find the nearest ATM.
BofA is the first U.S.
The app description appears below: Mobile Banking Security Feature * Required Online Banking customer.
bank to release an app for Windows 7 Phone.
** Online Banking customers must first set up the Transfer and Note Pay accounts in banking before using these features in Mobile Banking.
Microsoft launched the new mobile operating system in October last year.
Bill Payer currently unavailable for Mobile Banking customers in WA and ID.
We are really excited about this program, says Warshawsky.
*** Technology limited to finding ATMs and banking centers only.
This is the first bank app on Windows 7 Phone platform.
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What we are excited about how we have adapted the look and feel of this program with Windows 7 Phone operating system.
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While the bank has incorporated all the features of its Mobile Banking from Bank of America Android and IOS apps - things like account balances, transaction history, bill payment and branch and ATM location - it worked to design the program to match the look and feel unique to Windows 7 Phone platform.
Bank of America Windows Mobile Phone App.
It was important, Warshawsky says, not making this operating system, users feel that they were given an app that was simply ported over from another smartphone version.
Some of the bank's customers had been asking for it too.
We certainly had some feedback from customers asking about a WP7 experience, and it's something we want to offer to our customers, says Warshawsky.
Both because they ask for it and because we expect the platform to grow.
Eliminates the question of whether Bank of America is serious about being available on any mobile platform, while the bank launched a version of its Mobile Banking tailored for Apple's iPad.
In addition to carrying the standard set of features that are available in BofA mobile applications, bringing iPad edition also features an improved calendar display eBills, transfers and bill payment transactions and view balances in a bank ledger layout.
Warshawsky says iPad screen real estate lends itself to a richer experience, and that BofA has taken advantage of the extra space.
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