• ZDNet, Thursday, December 24, 2009 2 PM

Mint.com, the popular personal finance site recently acquired by Intuit, is busy at work on an app for the Android OS, with a prototype being tested internally. ZDNET is guessing for a release before the end of the first quarter, but the Android app is sure to come out before a mobile Web version. The company stresses that due to the sensitive data it's accessing, it will not speed through app development and risk anything that would compromise the data. Mint is also working on beefing up the number of financial institutions that allow banking data to be accessed by its service. The company is also working on a tool that would allow manual entry of transactions, instead of waiting for the bank to record it, upload it to its site and then allow Mint to pull it in. Meanwhile, the Mint team is also working on a way to allow users to track and record the cash spent after it was withdrawn from the ATM.

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