Many of our readers are already asking how they should go about protecting their iPad once they’re able to purchase one. Considering that consumers will be paying between $499 and $829 for their iPad, and the portable (and thus heavily handled) nature of the iPad, most iPad owners want to be confident that their investment will be protected in the event of an accident. Although Apple’s... 

By Sam Costello For small, expensive, often-dropped devices like cell phones, insurance is becoming an increasingly common add-on purchase. After all, if you spent $300-$400 on a phone, what’s another $50 to ensure that it will keep working for the life of you cell phone contract? Not from Apple or AT&T That thinking – and fear of needing to extend cell phone contracts to get new phones... 

In the event that one talks about protecting one’s personalised possessions, this is when laptop insurance comes in. Almost everyone who is working in today’s times possesses a laptop and therefore the laptop generally includes a wholevariety of information that probably none among us would like to lose.This kind of related information varies from information needed for you to work including very... 

Claims Notification and Requirements: This section will outline the rules set by your particular laptop insurance company as to how you are to notify them if you need to make a claim. Don’t just assume that you just make a phone call and that’s it. Technically you must follow the rules as outlined in the conditions of your policy. They may state that you must notify them by telephone as well... 

By Kevin Ho I’ve settled into a comfort, perhaps even complacency, with the iPhone of late. I used to be a worrier about not being contactable. When I used to travel I used to fret about not having my laptop along. Now I could care less; I still have access to my email, news and AIM/Gtalk via the iPhone. In fact, my laptop’s power supply has been broken and I am only now getting around... 

By Sam Costello For small, expensive, often-dropped devices like cell phones, insurance is becoming an increasingly common add-on purchase. After all, if you spent $300-$400 on a phone, what’s another $50 to ensure that it will keep working for the life of you cell phone contract? Not from Apple or AT&T That thinking – and fear of needing to extend cell phone contracts to get new phones... 

A laptop is probably one of the most vulnerable pieces of equipment one owns today. Its very function (i.e. mobility) makes it more liable to fall, get stolen or damaged in multitude of ways (e.g. common place spills of coffee on a busy office table). A casual look at a property crimes log for any metro reveals that laptops are unfortunately one of the highest stolen type of items. According to...