Another KnitMinder Update

Whee, life has been rushing at me fast these days! Despite the chaos around me, I'm sneaking in time to work on KnitMinder. There are just a few more bugs to squish and part of the help file to write, but other than that, it's ready to be submitted to Apple for approval.

In my day job working on iPhone applications, I see a lot of feedback from customers who purchase our apps but are unhappy afterward because the app didn't do what they expected. I'm sure we've all been disappointed by a purchase on the App Store at one time or another. Even when we pay $0.99 for an app, we expect some sort of value in return, and sometimes the developer's idea of value doesn't match with the customers. The point I'm leading up to is that I've decided to offer a free version of KnitMinder called "KnitMinder Lite". The Lite application will function exactly the same as the full version, but it will be limited in the number of projects, yarns, needles, and patterns you can store. This way, you can download the free version and try it out before you plunk down your $4.99 for the full version. I'll post more info about the Lite version after it's done.

Thanks again to everyone for their patience!