I gave Police Scanner a major interface lift. Eric Thayne, who also did Tap Memory with me, did the design. You may notice some similarities. There are also quite a few changes in the way the app works. Hopefully people will like what we’ve done. The update includes the obviously new interface, updating the database in the background for a quicker launch, and saving the previous location for a quicker launch, along with many small bugs you probably wouldn’t notice.
I didn’t even have to stand in line for too long. They did, however, seem to have an issue finding a record of me reserving it (but I did, I swear). This was taken with my old phone of course, but for now on the pics will be much higher res.
Here are pics from Apple’s WWDC 2009. Can you find my apps?
A few pics from my trip to Google I/O 2009.
Another update of Police Scanner is available in the App Store. Just trying to fix some bugs for some people.
An important update for Police Scanner was released. The bulk of the data is now stored on the device. Maybe now our servers won’t crash.
I’ve fixed some bugs and added a checkbox so you don’t have to send your score to the global high scores. The biggest bug was one that didn’t record the scores of games that were resumed. That one really annoyed me.
Tap Memory Lite is now in the App Store. Now you can try Tap Memory for free. This version does not include the multiplayer, and limits how many levels you can play (the game gets hard so quickly anyway, some people may not even notice).
Tap Memory 1.1 has finally been approved for the App Store. We’ve added global high scores, several languages, and turn-based multiplayer. I was going to try and get networked multiplayer in there as well, but I just didn’t have the time. Look for it in a future release. It might be 3.0. Haven’t decided yet.
We’re putting on a promotion for Tap Memory. It’s on clearance at 100% off. We’re not sure how long this will go. Probably only until we have a lite version in the store, which is just waiting for Apple’s approval.
