I suggest syncing from iPad to memengo.com again, and make sure that you typed in exactly the same email address - open iPad and iPhone side by side and check the spelling. Also, after sync, make sure to examine all Wallets on the iPad. If it still doesn't work please contact support.

As a workaround, please try using copy-paste. You don't need to start editing the password to make a copy - simply press a finger over the field for one second and you will be given a choice to copy into clipboard or to append. You can then take this to Safari and paste the password that way.

I enthusiastically vote for an Android version of your application as well. And thanks for the good work, it's appreciated.

I just discovered this forum tonight especially after using Wallet for many months up until May, when I switched to the Incredible (Android). The Android OS with the 1 Gig processor is far superior to the Iphone. As I migrated most of my apps, I thought I would search for a Wallet equivalent - guess what - no such app. There are many apps with similar functionality. But the truth is nothing compares. So, like others I have been patiently waiting for the Android Wallet release. You truly have an awesome product and if available today, no other Android app would compare giving you the edge in the market. Furthermore, an Android version would complete the popular mobile operating systems (Android, Iphone, and MS Mobile) - a great accomplishment.

While you may believe that the returns are not there, I disagree if marketed properly. This is especially true when Wallet is compared to the other inferior products. Like other posts, I am willing to pay for the app, up to $20 - I like it that much. I would not however implement a monthly subscription usage at this time in light of the economy. Perhaps this is something to consider in the future, but for now, the timing is not right.

My advice is to take advantage of the Android market - it is growing exponentially. By designing a good app, as you have with Wallet, this enhances your visibility as a reputable developer and indirectly promotes other products and software you may have to offer. Microsoft certainly did not become who they are today by simply focusing on one product. Why limit yourself?

Furthermore, my advice to you is to give consideration to your customers. Your product obviously has a following as evidenced by these posts. Please do not disregard their loyalty to your product. A key fundamental business philosophy "Keep the customer Happy", in my opinion, is a vital factor for success.

I hope I made a compelling case for you to consider elevating the Android Wallet to a higher priority than an on-the-side project. Thanks for your consideration.

Pat

I think it would be great if you guys do make this fantastic app for the iPad. I have just got one and would love to be able to use this in it's full format.

Keep up the good work..

Also, (on iPad's Safari) the web page will not scroll in the left pane (folders) section. Any plans to correct this? I even tried the new A1 Perfect Web Browser which supposedly will render pages in many different formats (ie firefox, IE, Safari, Opera, etc) but I could not get the scroll bar in the left pane window there either.

The idea is that you would use a trusted computer (at home) to do bulk of the editing, trusted phone when out and about, and an alien computer only when pressed against the wall by extraordinary circumstances. Using alien computer is generally unsafe, token or no token, and you should always use the phone if at all possible.

I have assumed that you wanted to use token on alien computer, but now that I look at your post again it seems that you could have been asking for a different thing - using the token on a home computer to beef up its security. Is this the accurate reading of your proposal?