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Online Stores Make Shopping for Business-Related Apps Easier The three largest U.S. wireless providers have launched websites to hawk their business-focused mobile apps.

By Jason Ankeny

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Verizon Business Solution Finder

What it is: An online portal offering carrier-approved, third-party applications, devices and services, Verizon Business Solution Finder features mobile business solutions targeting specific professional needs, verticals and handset operating systems, with software spanning the Android, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, Palm and Brew platforms.

What it offers: Verizon Business Solution Finder caters to industries such as construction, retail, financial services, real estate, insurance and legal. Solutions spotlight services including messaging, customer relationship management and device security.

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