Which brings up the $24.95 question: will security-anxious consumers gain much by buying antivirus software for their phones?
Mr Bush has lately spoken of the need for a "time horizon" for America's engagement in Iraq.Just as Muslims and Arabs might be expected to back Mr Obama, Jewish Israelis, ever concerned with security and anxious to avoid a lessening of superpower support, could be expected to favour Mr McCain's "staying the course" approach.
Auberon Waugh, a Daily Telegraph columnist, complained that the travelers "are pursued wherever they go by mobile Social Security units anxious to keep them supplied with 10-pound notes for such essentials as strong lager and tobacco". Some travelers come to the lifestyle by choice.
"Security started getting anxious about the numbers and aggressive with major collectors.
Mohammed, a government official who lives in Tajoura – a town near Tripoli that has seen clashes between protesters and security forces – looks anxious but insists all is well, "more or less" in his neighbourhood.
Time and again, as Mr. Leadon's students fanned across the city, snapping away with their cameras, they have been shooed away, not always gently, by anxious security guards.
As in any campaign, the schedule was brutal; the stops were chaotic with the press of reporters and eager crowds and anxious security men; and the mixups had elements of dark humor.
"Just security," she says, anxious not to put me out, as my Japanese neighbours stream, unconcerned, towards the Gakuenmae bus that's about to pull out of its bay.
Afghans also are anxious about security because of Karzai's refusal to sign a post-2014 security agreement with Washington that would leave U.S. training forces in the country and continue billions of dollars in military and reconstruction aid.
Australians were anxious about security, he said, but should take heart from the knowledge that the country's security agencies and defence force were among "the very best and bravest in the world".
