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TUAW Review: eWallet for iPhone

Filed under: iPod Family, Software, iPhone, App Store

I recently wrote a post about Ilium Software, developer of longtime mobile apps eWallet and ListPro, and Apple’s delays in getting their applications into the App Store.

I don’t take any credit (it was pure coincidence), but about 8 hours after my post eWallet showed up in the App Store. I purchased it immediately, since I used the Windows Mobile and Palm OS versions for years and have been hoping for an iPhone version.

In short, eWallet is both attractive and functional. It stores your passwords, credit card numbers, and other personal information securely with 256-bit AES encryption, and it does it with iPhone style. At $9.99, eWallet for iPhone is priced at half of the price of its $19.95 siblings for Palm OS and Windows Mobile.

Read after the break for the rest of my review of Ilium Software’s eWallet for iPhone (link opens iTunes Store), and check the gallery below for screenshots of eWallet in action.

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