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First State Super goes mobile
First State Super has launched a mobile website application (app) that is compatible with iPhones, Blackberrys, Androids and some other web-enabled phones.
The app will be available from the First State website and will allow members to check daily unit prices, pension prices and seminar dates. Members will also be able to log into their accounts from the First State website.
First State Super chief executive Michael Dwyer said the app was developed to cater to the increasing number of members who had been accessing the website from mobile devices.
“Thousands of members regularly view our daily unit prices and log on to their accounts from their PCs,” he said.
“This is an exciting development — giving our members the opportunity to carry their super around with them.”
The app is available to download through Android Market, and First State has also applied to register the app through iTunes.
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