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iSort V2 will be available (one day or another), and the question “do I need to save my data prior to the upgrade” is frequently asked.

The answer is simple : yes !

Don’t think I’m not that confident with my app. I’ve done a lot of upgrades from V1.42 to v2.0, and I’ve never encountered any problem.

But things can go wrong. The iPhone can crash, the connection break, etc.

As a user, here is how I proceed before any important update : First, I synchronise my iPhone with iTunes, then, if the app allows it, I backup my data. Next, I upgrade the app, I restart the iPhone, and eventually I launch the app.

iSort V2 has (at last !) been sent to Apple.

I’ve posted two new videos to make you wait. Let’s hope Apple does not find any bug nor copyrighted icon…

PS : The videos should be compatible with all iPhones. [UPDATE] Now the videos should really be compatible with all iphones…

The wait is almost over . I will spend the week testing iSort, and send it to Apple sunday afternoon. I will also post a movie with a tour of the new features this week..

I’m late, as usual. But I’m working hard, and the waiting should not last too long.

To keep you waiting, here is a new video.

Frederic already tested the refusal mail from apple in June. I’ve had my share too … Qiblah 1.10 sent on Aug 24th has been refused Sept 05th.
I’ve done my homework and, in about a week, you should get :

• 1.10 New theme for compass display. Double tap on the compass to change view.
• 1.11 Minor bugfix for unauthorized access to location.

Update: As of today (sept. 17th) the 2 apps are available on the store. At last !

The french magazine Vous et Votre Mac has published a short review of iSort.

They liked it

Thanks !

The site is now in “summer” mode. I will be away for some time without wifi nor 3G, so I will check the site from time to time only.

See you soon

Since the 1st of August, this new wCal is available.
It brings better irregular cycle handling for cycle lenght computation and more consistent fertile days display.

Kudos to Tvebax from Denmark.

Available today :

• Qiblah 1.02: Heading display and french translation
• Qiblih 1.02: French translation

Clic on app name for details.

The english iSort user’s manual is available. Many thanks to the Tradivarious company, they did a great job. Of course, if you find errors, typos, or if something is not clear, please tell me.

Download it here : iSort-EN