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"SBSH Mobile Software announced today the availability of a new SafeWallet for iPhone and iPod Touch update to version 1.2.1. Along with this new release, SBSH launched an exciting 7-day special sale, offering SafeWallet for iPhone and iPod Touch at a low price for only $0.99, valid until November 6, 2009."

We posted a review of this app this summer, and now with the release of version 1.2.1, they are offering a pretty good deal on it for $0.99 USD, which is five bucks off its normal price.

The Claim: "SafeWallet is a secure storage application designed to help you manage all your private information in one secure solution! Use SafeWallet to store all kinds of information, such as: credit cards information, online passwords, bank account info, registration codes, ATM PINs, emergency contacts, addresses, serial numbers and create your own card templates for your own custom information! SafeWallet uses 256-bit AES encryption, in accordance with the standard adopted by the U.S. government, to ensure the safety of your sensitive information!"

The App: SBSH SafeWallet is one of the premiere digital wallet applications for Windows Mobile, Symbian S60 and BlackBerry Handhelds. Will their latest release of their first iPhone app hold up to the reputation of its predecessors? Read on to find out! Read more...

Can't seem to remember your account for that one site you almost never visit? Need to re-install some software you lost the serial number for? Well, you're in trouble. But had you entered that data in Wallet beforehand, you'd be able to retrieve that information effortlessly.

I have a password/serial number storage system in place already (KeePassX), but Wallet allows you to sync your password database with your iPhone. The iPhone app costs $3.99 and the desktop application costs $20. Seems a small price to pay to be able to sync and carry my passwords anywhere. Probably the best feature is the ability to sync with multiple Macs (and the iPhone) over MobileMe. Is anyone using this, and if so, what has your experience been like?