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Earlier this year, we offered a, an iPad version of IGG Software's personal finance software. With Intuit's Quicken for Mac having fallen out of favor after being remade with drastically simpler functionality that many users have found insufficient for their needs, iBank for Mac has become a popular option for those looking to keep track of their finances. Beyond, IGG Software has offered a for some time, but the move to the iPad opens up a number of different possibilities for the app on iOS. As work on iBank Access continued, IGG realized that the app was indeed a nearly full-fledged version of iBank, and so the app was rebranded as iBank for iPad. Today for $14.99, iBank for iPad offers for tracking expenditures, budgeting, managing investments, and more.
As we mentioned in our preview earlier this year, IGG is also rolling out a new subscription service known as Direct Access that provides for automatic updating of financial transactions in the background from thousands of financial institutions. IBank for iPad comes with a free 30-day trial of Direct Access that can be continued via In App Purchase for $4.99 per month or $39.99 per year. Alternatively, users can sync with the desktop version of iBank via Wi-Fi or WebDAV server free of charge.
Along with the release of iBank for iPad, IGG is discounting the by $10 through July 8, pricing the software at $49.99 through both the Mac App Store and IGG's web store. This is a paid advertisement, right? I wish MacRumors was more transparent about what articles are sponsored. We are transparent. (We simply don't do paid posts. We'll occasionally promote a software bundle where we earn a referral cut of the proceeds, but we clearly disclose that in those articles and we post them because we think people will be interested in them, not because we can make money off of them.
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Occasionally we will use referral links for products through Amazon or Adobe, and links to apps through our AppShopper site generate revenue through the iTunes affiliate program. But the income from these avenues has no influence on our editorial decisions. I posted about iBank because it's a popular option for Mac users looking for personal finance solutions. People have been asking for an iPad app for quite some time, and this appears to be quite full-featured. Some may feel the price is too high, and that's fine.buy it or don't buy it.
IBank 4 is an exclusively Mac-based personal finance application, written to take full advantage of Apple's newest technologies - hardware, software and operating systems (both OS X and iOS). Compared to the last full version of Quicken - Quicken 2007 for Mac - the key difference may be that iBank is developed to run on your Mac's Intel. I'm downloading quicken files from my bank and they are imported into the iBank without any problems. I would really recommend iBank to all mac users. Version 2 was not bad but had many shortcomings. 3.1 is really nice.
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I will say that Direct Access isn't designed to be a money-maker for IGG.it's delivered through a third-party service that IGG has to pay for, and that cost gets passed along to the user since IGG isn't a charity. I fail to see the issue here. So what if they use that data to serve me ads. As long as they don't use it to blackmail me by threatening to tell my favorite sushi chef that I cheated on him by going to the take-out sushi restaraunt down the street.:p In general, I agree. But many people prefer not to have their full financial information being used to develop a profile.
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Skype for mac + disable camera. Skype version 6.2 discontinues compatibility with version 2.8 and earlier. If you or the person you are trying to call is using Skype version 2.8 or earlier and the other person is using version 6.2 or later, you will not be able to use video. Update the Skype Program Updating the Skype program to the latest version for all callers may resolve compatibility problems with the webcam.
IBank for iPad isn't a free app for a few reasons, but if the comparison is with Mint, we believe iBank offers a more robust feature set, including a more advanced interface, better investment tracking, superior budgeting, and a full set of capabilities for managing transactions (to split, reconcile, categorize, schedule, etc.) - among other tools. If those things are worth paying for, we hope people will be interested in the product. As noted elsewhere in this thread, we don't sell customer info or account data, or market anything to users.