Callpod is a name that is associated with premium mobile accessories and software applications that target working professionals, and the company has recently rolled out the latest coolest app, The Keeper. Unfortunately for Blackberry or other smartphone users, the Keeper’s debut is available on the iPhone platform only at this point in time, although it would have been nice to have seen it make an appearance on Windows Mobile as well as Symbian platforms since there are more of such devices on the market compared to the iPhone.
What does Keeper do, you ask? The answer is pretty simple actually - it enables allows users to quickly and easily store all sensitive passwords, notes, lists and other personal information in a safe and secure environment. In addition, Keeper will let users to fully search, index and protect information with multi-layer encryption. Secret passwords and sensitive information on the user’s device will also be stored and backed up on your local computer be it PC or Mac instead of online, reducing the risk of being exposed when stored in an online environment to keep valuable information safer.
Should your handset go missing by accident, fret not - your data is under the protection of 128-bit military-grade AES encryption. Some Blackberry’s have a similar feature, simply known as ‘Password Keeper’ but is not as expansive as the current Keepr program seems to be Interestingly enough, despite the iPhone’s popularity across both generations of the handset, there are still no safeguards in place to keep your precious data protected from prying eyes, making it one of the easier way to steal a user’s identity if you’re so inclined.
Hence the existence of Keeper, touted to be the “ideal solution to protect vital information including account numbers, passwords, social security numbers and anything else that users need to protect” by Callpod. Additional features of Keeper include : Military Grade Encryption, Self-Destruct Mode, and being extremely affordable from iTunes for only $4.99.
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