iBacteria

Since the launch of the iPod, iPhone and iPad technology has gone hand held. But the ability to go anywhere might not be as cool or as clean as it seems.

The iPhone and the iPad are driven with your fingertips; fingertips that have also been touching money, doorknobs and shaking hands. But one Bay Area company has a product to make sure what you have on your fingers won’t get left on your LCD screen. John and Monica Youngheim have been making a cleaner for LCD screens since 1992. But with the launch of the iPhone Apple executives became concerned with the possibility of bacteria on the devices and approached the Youngheims who offered them iKlear.

“We went out and sourced an anti-microbial polishing cloth that you can use with our cleaner. The secret of our cleaner is that it puts a clear, protective coating on the surface. It keeps the surface from scratching, it also reduces fingerprinting and it keeps the screen looking new for basically as long as you own it.” John says.

John says the keyboard is one of the dirtiest places in your home. To keep your iphone and iPad from making that list go to www.klearscreen.com. There’s no reason your gadgets should go unvaccinated.