Monday, February 23, 2004
PicturePassword: Picture-Based Unlocking - Reviewed
Posted by Jonathon Watkins in "SOFTWARE" @ 04:00 AM
Last week, Janak asked whether anyone had given PicturePassword 1.0 a spin.
It turns out the answer was 'Yes', and that the answer came from PocketPCReviews.net!
"Not everybody wants or needs a password utility but if you do you might as well go for the best. That's, of course, my not-so-humble opinion. But, in the words of good 'ol Dr Phil: "Don't substitute my judgement for yours!" so let me explain why PicturePassword appeals to me."
"PicturePassword was actually written for me. Not literally, of course, but for folks like me who want and need password protection but not the hassle of keying in at least four digits every time you turn your PDA on. One click on a “secret” spot in a nice picture will Open Sesame!"
If you are fed up with the regular password mechanism, then give it a go. There's also a free version available at the SoftAva site. Check it out.
It turns out the answer was 'Yes', and that the answer came from PocketPCReviews.net!
"Not everybody wants or needs a password utility but if you do you might as well go for the best. That's, of course, my not-so-humble opinion. But, in the words of good 'ol Dr Phil: "Don't substitute my judgement for yours!" so let me explain why PicturePassword appeals to me."
"PicturePassword was actually written for me. Not literally, of course, but for folks like me who want and need password protection but not the hassle of keying in at least four digits every time you turn your PDA on. One click on a “secret” spot in a nice picture will Open Sesame!"
If you are fed up with the regular password mechanism, then give it a go. There's also a free version available at the SoftAva site. Check it out.
