My iPhone Reminds Me Of The Past...And Feels Like The Future

Wed, 05/09/2012 - 01:11 EDT - Forbes.com - Top Stories

Guest post written by Robert Levitan Robert Levitan is CEO of Pando Networks. Prior to founding Pando, he co-founded iVillage, Flooz.com and YearLook Enterprises. After many years using a Research In Motion Blackberry, I recently switched to using an Apple iPhone. Now I am using my phone in many ways I did not previously do ...

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