1Password for iPhone - I like it

tor - Sat, 07/26/2008 - 18:44

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We have a family subscription to 1Password for our Mac's - and it has proved to be a "must-have" - so I am happy to see that the developer is ready with a version for the iPhone!

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We gave you a first sneaky peek at this a couple of weeks ago, but now the full details of the 1Password app for iPhone have been posted online by the team at Agile Web Solutions.

This is going to make a lot of the people who added comments to our iPhone apps we crave post very happy.

The app's features include:

dual PIN and Master Password security, so you can quickly access "less important" stuff via the PIN

wireless secure sync with one or more Macs

built-in browser

and it's free! (The desktop app costs $34.95 for a single license.)

Thanks to Aled for the tip!

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