More smartphones in more hands add up to a looming explosion inmobile banking. That is the vivid conclusion of a new report issuedby Intuit Financial Services, the Intuit group that developsproducts to get credit unions and banks online and mobile.

An important finding in the research is that generations matterwhen it comes to mobile banking: 18-32 year olds are three timesmore likely to adopt mobile banking than older users are.

But Intuit spokesperson Tobin Lee stressed Wednesday that the realfinding of the report is that all of us, regardless of age, justare increasingly comfortable using mobile devices in many parts ofour lives.

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