Our friend Clinton is providing an in depth review of SPB Wallet for iPhone/iPod.

Image courtesy of ClintonFitch.com

Many aspects of the app are examined in the review, which, in Clinton’s style, is full with screen shots:

SPB Wallet allows you to create virtual cards that are stored in one file, called a wallet.  This wallet, which is 256-bit encrypted, allows you to store any personal information – PINs, passwords, Social Security number, bank account information, credit cards and so forth – in a secure yet quick and easily accessible application.  Even better, your wallet file is synchronized with your PC if you purchase the optional desktop version of the application.  This assures you that you always have your wallet in two places in case you lose your iPhone.

The review is completed with a quick look at the Windows version of SPB Wallet.

We give below Clinton’s concluding remarks about the software, but we strongly recommend you to give a careful read to the whole review:

What I Like:

• Easy folder and card creation
• Online templates
• Customizable templates
• Search feature is solid

What I Don’t Like:

• No support for landscape mode
• Desktop client is for PC only
• Synchronization with the Desktop client is only available through WiFi

If you want to store your information securely, this review is a must read.

Via: ClintonFitch.com

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