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iPhone’s Stocks App

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iPhone's Stocks App Chart (version 1.0)
I’ve always liked the iPhone’s Stocks app, even in version 1.0. In addition to the eye candy, the app showed out of the box thinking.

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In the chart on the right, you can tell right away that the low and high for the index are 4683

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Recently, I was further impressed with how the app handled an interruption in data feed:

Stocks App Chart with Broken Feed

Compare the above with how Yahoo! Finance handled the interruption in data feed on the same day:

Yahoo! Finance Chart With Broken Data Feed

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