“Smart” phones, in addition to offering conventional cell phone features, allow users to check e-mail, access the Web and even chat via instant messaging. Now, the advent of productivity software is extending what executives can accomplish on the go.
For years, users of personal digital assistants and small handheld computers could view and edit documents. As these devices began merging with cell phones, however, this invaluable editing function was lost. That meant an exec could, say, look at a spreadsheet on his or her cell phone but couldn’t correct a mistake.
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