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Seen as further battle with M$$$$, IBM has announced they will port Lotus Note to both the iPhone and iPod Touch. According to eWeek, IBM will release a email package for Lotus Notes at its Lotusphere conference on January 21st. Also, Lotus Notes and Lotus Symphony will be released for the Mac.
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As third party applications are being announced in anticipation of Apple’s permission at the end of February. the possible enterprise use should create promise. The most important enterprise improvement should be in Email, that being Exchange ability. I can access my companies email via web page on my iPhone. What concerns me is the Macworld warning about lack of password security. While it was expected at Macworld due to the number iPhones and cell phones present, does the lack of surety continue? TidBITS