The Boston Globe LETTER-PERFECT LOCK
May 2009 - We have so many personal identification codes nowadays, it can be tough to remember the one that you use just for your luggage. And the last thing you want when you're on a long trip is to be faced with a locked bag and no way to get inside... Read more
May 2009 - We have so many personal identification codes nowadays, it can be tough to remember the one that you use just for your luggage. And the last thing you want when you're on a long trip is to be faced with a locked bag and no way to get inside... Read more
Fortune Small Business LETTERS OF THE LAW
March 2009 - Some new technologies are almost absurdly simple - and just as easy to pirate. That's what Todd Basche discovered when he asked himself why padlocks use digits rather than letters. Surely a code word would be easier to remember than a number. Basche, a former vice president at Apple, found century-old patents for alphabet-based locks. But most described a device with 26 characters on each wheel...
March 2009 - Some new technologies are almost absurdly simple - and just as easy to pirate. That's what Todd Basche discovered when he asked himself why padlocks use digits rather than letters. Surely a code word would be easier to remember than a number. Basche, a former vice president at Apple, found century-old patents for alphabet-based locks. But most described a device with 26 characters on each wheel...
FitSugar.com GEAR REVIEW: WORDLOCK
March 2009 - Keeping your valuables safe at the gym requires a lock, but if you're not a numbers person, remembering the combination can be downright difficult. If you are more of a wordy gal, the Wordlock might be just the solution you're looking for, as the tag line is "Easy to Set — Never Forget." You can set your own four- to five-letter password for something easy to remember... Read more
March 2009 - Keeping your valuables safe at the gym requires a lock, but if you're not a numbers person, remembering the combination can be downright difficult. If you are more of a wordy gal, the Wordlock might be just the solution you're looking for, as the tag line is "Easy to Set — Never Forget." You can set your own four- to five-letter password for something easy to remember... Read more
Los Angeles Times STRESS-BUSTING TRAVEL ACCESSORIES
March 2009 - For those who already own a bag but want a Transportation Security Administration-recognized lock for it, there's Wordlock. It uses four letters, such as T-R-I-P, instead of numbers to make the combination easier to remember. It sells for less than $10 and is available at Amazon.com, Target, Walgreens and major retailers... Read more
March 2009 - For those who already own a bag but want a Transportation Security Administration-recognized lock for it, there's Wordlock. It uses four letters, such as T-R-I-P, instead of numbers to make the combination easier to remember. It sells for less than $10 and is available at Amazon.com, Target, Walgreens and major retailers... Read more
Real Simple FOUR PROBLEM-SOLVERS, FROM $10
February 2009 - Problem: Turn twice to 27, then left to... Wait - what's the combination? Solution: How is this for simple genius? The Wordlock lets you set your own five-letter combination instead of the usual series of numbers. You'll never be seen cursing your gym locker again...
February 2009 - Problem: Turn twice to 27, then left to... Wait - what's the combination? Solution: How is this for simple genius? The Wordlock lets you set your own five-letter combination instead of the usual series of numbers. You'll never be seen cursing your gym locker again...
