If you go back to to my 3rd post, you would find that I talked about electronic wallets being the one app that I would consider a must-have. I also noted in that article that my favorite electronic wallet was eWallet, and it still is.
With eWallet on your Windows Mobile Smartphone, Pocket PC, or Palm PDA, you can have your important personal data with you at all times. Credit Card PIN numbers, Social Security numbers, insurance policy information, phone mail login data, online passwords, and on and on. All password-protected so you don’t have to worry about someone grabbing your data if you lose your PDA.
I think that when I first mentioned eWallet on this blog, it was at version 3.0, possibly 4.0. I can’t remember which version for sure, but either way: the fact that they are now at 6.1, in less than a year and a half, shows that Ilium Software is constantly improving their products. For example, the current release adds the following new features:
- Personalize your cards by changing the field types: assign a type to any field in a card. Set multiple hidden fields, phone numbers, live email or web links, choose which fields to use with AutoPass – any type of data youwant!
- Use shortcuts for quick access to your most important cards: create shortcuts to your cards and build a Favorites folder of your most-used info.
- Customize cards with optional color gradients: choose the exact background style you want. Use gradients or solid colors, one of our free backgroundimages, or design your own.
- Find cards fast with our all new search: the Find feature now gives you a list of all possible cards that match what you’re looking for.
- Save time with easier template creation: making and editing your card templates is now better than ever.
- Work faster with improved Smartphone card editing: Windows Mobile Standard (Smartphone) users can now enjoy easier card editing on their devices.
Pretty cool, eh? And they will soon be releasing a version for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Neat!
Anyway, if you do not have an electronic wallet, here’s a good one for you to check out. They give you a 30-day trial period, which is more than enough time to see what it can do for you.