You’re not the one one with opportunistic tendencies. Our company cousins at AOL Money & Finance (by AOL, Engadget’s dad or mum company) simply released their Daily Finance app for the iPhone, and because it’s kinda cool when somebody within the family releases a prime-rated cell app, we thought it might be a great opportunity to sit down down for a second and compare it to Shares – the built-in “finance” app that each iPhone owner has whether they need it or not – and another top-rated finance app, Bloomberg.

We’re no Wall Street wizards – we’re extra Kevin Bacon’s character in his bike messenger days in Quicksilver than Vin Diesel in his Ferrari days in Boiler Room – however in the final evaluation, one thing’s very clear: the iPhone’s constructed-in Shares app sucks, which you do not actually come to understand and recognize until after you’ve performed with these heavier-duty options from AOL and Bloomberg.

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