Archive for March, 2011
Chord Detector v1.0.2 updates finalised
Chord Detector v1.0.2 has been frozen and submitted to Apple for review. The next release will contain improvements to the apps memory management. This will improve the experience for users who have older devices such as the iPhone 3G and also users who wish to process very long tracks using our app.
Look out for the v1.0.2 update on the App Store within the next week.
Chord Detector v1.0.1 a Success
Version 1.0.1 of Chord Detector has been received very well. The feedback received indicates that the main problem our users were having with the first version is now fixed. We are tracking a couple of issues on our issue tracking log which we are intending to fix in v1.0.2 which should be released to Apple for review in the next couple of days.
Here is some of your feedback on v1.0.1 :-
“Have been playing with the app this morning. Working great. I have been after something like this for ages. Fantastic will rate it today in the store. Thanks once again for the great customer support and product”
“Thank you very much – now it works all right:) I’ll correct my review ASAP.”
“I already download it a couple of hours ago 🙂 works really good.”
Chord Detector v1.0.1 Released
Today Apple released Chord Detector v1.0.1 to the App Store. This release includes a complete re-write of the track picker that was unfortunately causing a headache for some our users. For those affected by this issue we would like to thank you for your patients and support while we got this problem resolved.
Issues Fixed in v1.0.1
- Crash when pressing “Detect Chords” from welcome page.
- Corrected Overview text to remove mention of red button that doesn’t exist.
- Improved performance of track picker population.
V1.0.1 In Review
Version 1.0.1 of Chord Detector, submitted to Apple on 23rd Feb to fix the “Detect Chords” crash has now changed state to In Review. So all being well it should be on the App Store within the next few hours.