If you have been using audiobooks, you are perhaps aware of Audible, which is one of the largest providers of audiobook download, which was picked by Amazon in the year 2008. Even though you could play Audible content in your iPhones and iPods earlier, this is the first time that the company is venturing into App Store by offering a free application for iPod touch and iPhone (it is also available for iPad but isn’t a universal application). It features a Wi-Fi delivery for Audible library, detailed listening stats, iOS4 multitasking support and many other such features.
Stuart Hughes surely has a penchant for bedazzling gadgets with some of the finest jewels. This time around it’s the turn of iPhone 4G that has been given the sparkle treatment by enchanting it with diamonds. This line has been named the “Diamond Edition” and is priced at a whopping £12,995.00 or $19,723. It shouldn’t come as a big surprise considering the jewels being used and the leather wallet, made of Ostrich foot that comes along with it.
It is incredible to see the kind of craze people have for iPhone. It had been hardly a week after Apple launched the iPhone 4 and Apple reported that it had already crossed the 1.7 million mark. Never in the history of any phone has there been such an overwhelming response. The previous iPhone had touched the 1 million mark in a similar period. According to Steve Jobs, this is the best response for any Apple product in its history and also apologized to all the people who could not get hold of an iPhone 4 as there wasn’t enough supply. Such has been the demand for this latest iPhone. 
Apple has announced that the latest version of the iPhone series, iPhone 4 is now available for pre-order. It is available at Apple.com, Best Buy and AT&T stores. The pre-orders for the iPhone 4 are open across the US already, ahead of the scheduled release on June 24. This latest iPhone has been highly anticipated and is expected to be a major draw amongst all iPhone lovers. 
Although the iPhone and the iPad are great devices, somehow the security aspect in them remains a concern. Even the latest iPad isn’t as secure as it should have been. This can be primarily attributed to the fact that they do not have an in built encryption, which makes our personal data vulnerable against hackers and viruses. However, there are many third party security app vendors who have come up with apps that will somewhat decrease the vulnerability. One such application is the SplashID by SplashData Inc, which will store all your personal and financial details. 
