[Macworld]

Post your comments for Intuit releases Quicken Online Mobile for iPhone here

[gnaihc]

A comparison between Quicken Online and Mint alone with their iPhone counter parts would be great.

[Bizzkit]

If they would get off their butts and release a new version of Quicken for Mac that would be news. It is promised for this summer. Right.

[andrewrodney]

"f they would get off their butts and release a new version of Quicken for Mac that would be news. It is promised for this summer. Right."
Agreed. But from what I've read on the beta forums, it looks like a disaster! Looks like I'll be using Quicken 2007 till it dies. The changes to on line banking alone is a deal breaker. Intuit has for the last decade, gone down the toilet.

[Bizzkit]

@Rodney
I have been a Quicken user since version 1 came on a 400k floppy for my 512K Mac. Since the Windows version came out Mac support has dwindled to the point of being laughable.
I tested the beta of Financial Life for Mac and it has a LONG way to go before it is ready for prime time. I have been looking at alternatives. iBank looks promising. It didn't even need a special utility to convert Quicken data files like you do for QFL. Go figger?
Bev

[hypnocat]

still using Quicken 2007? i'm still using Quicken 2005. holding out for something to replace it. i'd like to give my money to a developer that:
1. gets the "Mac experience" and makes their app intuitive to use
2. doesn't charge $60+ for a mediocre upgrade that mostly contains bug fixes rather than substantial overhauls
3. responds to user feedback
from the sound of it, Intuit still doesn't get it.

[hairbandguy]

I just tried to download it on my 1st gen iPod Touch and got the message "This application can only be used on an iPhone." I thought it could be used with the Touch.

[Jon Seff]

hairbandguy said:

I just tried to download it on my 1st gen iPod Touch and got the message "This application can only be used on an iPhone." I thought it could be used with the Touch.

Looks like Intuit changed the requirements to say 2nd gen touch, and 2.2.1 software required. I'll update the story.

[hairbandguy]

Thanks for looking into that. Bummer, though. I might have used their service if I could have used the Mobile version.

[dmhuff]

I agree with gnaihc. A comparison review of QuickenOnline and Mint would be nice. In my experience, Quicken Mobile seems to have a few more features than the Mint iPhone app, although I prefer Mint's website over Quicken's. I am forced to use Quicken because Mint doesn't support my bank or one of my credit cards whereas Quicken supports all of my finanacial accounts.
Dave
MacHomeSupport

[Mau_O]

Seems it's not available in the Canadian App Store. I use Quicken Online in Canada so I'm not sure what the issue might be. Bummer