We have completed our work on the 1.1 update for the AppButler.
Here is the changelog:
- Connect with Facebook to share hot apps with your friends
- Update your twitter timeline with apps you like
- send emails to your friends from within the app
This will be the last update for the AppButler for some time, because we started to work on a new app that will be really amazing – check in here or at our facebook page for more info!
We’re happy to anounce that our update for yukendo pro has been accepted by the review team.
The update inlcudes a color switcher – you can now switch between three designs (red, green, blue) in the options menu. It is also possible to listen to your own iPod music, when the ingame music is switched off.
We hope you like the update – feel free to comment.
We have uploaded our first update for the AppButler iPhone app today. We integrated some user requested features and fixed some issues in the background.
Here is the changelog:
- currencies are now region specific (US, UK, Europe)
- more apps per page (25 instead of 20)
- minor interface improvements
- faster loading times
We also have some great ideas for the next update. If you like to contribute, please send us your thoughts!
Another update for “Pomodoro Time Management” is in review. We have integrated some user requested features and a minor bugfix.
Another more visible change is the icon – we weren’t satisfied with the last one and designed a new one which you can see here:
Tell us what you think about it!
Here is the full changelog:
new feature – vibration
- if vibration is set on in your device settings, the device will vibrate whenever a pomodoro and break ends
- you will be notified about the end of a pomodoro if you have switched off the sound either within the app or via the Ring/Silent switch
new feature – listen to your own music
- if the ticking sound is switched off, you can listen to your own iPod music
bugfix
- fixed a bug where the keyboard would appear, if you tapped above the to-do list
We made it! After 2 months of developement yukendo is finally in the review process. This will take about two weeks, so we are estimating a release date in mid-November.
yukendo is our biggest project for iPhone / iPod yet and we are very pleased with the results. But see for yourself:
We have released a teaser for our upcoming sudoku-like puzzle game “Yukendo”.
Yukendo will be released for iPhone and iPod Touch and features an online highscore list, a great variety of levels and three difficulties. You can get more information here.
You can also try the game at our website Yukendo.com.
Although, it has been quiet round here for some time now, we have been pretty busy backstage working on our next releases.
Today, I want to present one of three projects, that are being developed right now. If you have been following our tweets or checking our facebook page, you may have heard of it. Our upcoming app is called “Yukendo” (you-can-do). We thought the web-app would turn out nice on the iPhone and iPod Touch. The touch interface is just great for puzzle games and the size of the iPhone allows you to play whenever you want and wherever you are.
“Yukendo” is a sudoku-like puzzle game. If you haven’t tried out Yukendo yet, check our website yukendo.com or read the description here.
Yukendo mobile won’t be a simple remake of the web-app for the iPhone. We already integrated some new features to use the full potential of the iPhone. The app will of course have intuitive touch control. To make it as accessible as possible it offers different difficulty modes and a detailed walkthrough. You will be able to save your game if you can’t crack the 9×9 in one go and you can compare your skill with other players in our highscore list – world wide.
Yukendo will be a free app, but there will also be a “pro” version with even more levels and features for hooked players.
Here are some screenshots of the nearly finished app, but of course they are still subject to change:
After two weeks of waiting our updates have been approved by Apple.
Pomodoro Technique is now called Pomodoro Time Management – this step was necessary, because Francesco Cirillo got a lot of emails asking if this was the official software. As there is no official software, we decided to change the name. The often requested ticking-sound is now implemented, too. You can switch it on and off seperately. Pomodoro Time Management can be found at the iTunes Store.
mySheep got some new sounds. We improved the quality and assigned a specific sound to every sheep to underline its character. We’ve also added an italian localisation. You can find mySheep at the iTunes Store, too.
We are still waiting for the release of version 1.1 of our Time Management Tool. Apple still seems to be very busy.
Meanwhile we decided to drop the price for Pomodoro Technique (Pomodoro Time Management) to 1 $ (0.79 €). Get it while it’s cheap!
If you already own Pomodoro Technique, let your collegues or fellow students know that they can have a cool time management tool at 50% off!
You can find Pomodoro Technique here: http://itunes.com/apps/pomodorotimemanagement
If you are still not sure about buying – there is a free lite version, too.
After the Apple “Rock and Roll” event the app review team seems to get busy again. Our Update for the WindSpeedConverter has finally been released to the public.
You are now able to save the last used unit before closing the program. Just go to the preferences page and hit the “Save last values”-button. From now on, you will always see the last used unit after starting the program.
You can find the WindSpeedConverter in the Apple AppStore (http://bit.ly/zmyJ4). Please leave a review, if you like it.
