Wells Fargo & Co. spent two years studying the iPhone before letting bankers use the device at work. Apple Inc.’s iPad, released in April, took just weeks to get cleared.

This time around, safeguards against security breaches are stronger from the start, according to Megan Minich, a senior vice president at the San Francisco-based bank. Her colleagues used two of the first shipment of 15 iPads to demonstrate financial products at an investors’ conference in May. More are on the way, Minich said.

Luxury car buyers now have another reason to buy a new car. They will be getting an Apple Ipad as their car’s electronic manual. Hyundai has announced that their new top of the line 2011 Hyundai Equus be packaged with an Apple Ipad accessory. The new product feature will host an iPad application is called by Hyundai the Equus Multimedia Tablet. Hyundai hopes that new Equus owners will use the automatic dealership contact features to increase customers services and automobile maintenance.

Read the full story here.