Pepper Spray for iPhone & tech

MOBILE, Ala. - Apple is giving to help those affected by Superstorm Sandy. CEO Tim Cook announced thru email that Apple employees and customers raised millions towards relief efforts, and added that Apple can always do more.

The tech company donated $2.5 million dollars for Sandy relief. Additional millions were raised thru a donation link on Apple's home page.

Apple also used it's iTunes user base to help out with recovery efforts back in 2011 when the tsunami and earthquake devastated the east coast of Japan.

From helping others to protecting yourself: A new iPhone case called the Spraytect has been created with a sleek little compartment that holds pepper spray.

Users just snap a can of spray on the back, and if ever in danger, release a safety clip, hold it horizontally, and press a button on the side of the phone, much like taking a picture.

The Spraytect comes in pastel pink and blue, and has several safety features that prevent accidental firing. Check it out at spraytect.com

Here's some buzz for our Florida viewers, just before the holidays. You can now purchase wine at Amazon.com. The online retailer now ships wine to the sunshine state, as well as eleven others, and Washington DC.

Customers can choose from 1,000 wine selections, and ship up to 6 bottles for $10. The wine prices range from $10 to more that $100.

Amazon will even help you locate the right type of wine, and also suggest food pairings. You can also join the amazon wine mailing list for updates and new products.

That's your daily tech.