Briefly: Luxpro review, SBC deal, iPod tetris, ...
updated 11:45 pm EDT, Wed June 1, 2005
Luxpro review, iPod tetris
In brief: SBC Communications on Wednesday announced it will offer , an iPod shuffle knockoff made by Luxpro.
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How hard can it be
for banks' web sites to work with non-IE browsers??!
My previous bank was bought out, so I switched and a side benefit to a better banking experience is a site that will work with Firefox on PCs (my iMac at home isn't online right now).
I would have to switch to IE, which I despise especially on PCs, just to do my banking, and when I did have internet at home, Safari wouldn't work with their site, either. Is it really that difficult to make standard html or xml?
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TD Canada Trust & Safari
Ironically, the free Apple iPod shuffle deal, TD Canada Trust's online banking site doesn't work properly with Apple's Safari. I use Firefox to access my accounts. Actually Firefox isn't supported either. They still recommend Internet Explorer. IE works fine, but considering that IE is no longer being developed for the Mac and is no longer included with OS X (Tiger), I think it's time for the TD Canada Trust to start supporting Safari.
Other than that though, I do like the EasyWeb and WebBroker sites at TD Canada Trust. The design and implementation are noticeably better than average IMO.