Today I received a new Binary to look over from my programmers. I’ll be checking it out all weekend for bugs and hopefully it is good to go on Monday for a resubmission to Apple. I have learned the Tree app does run quite differently on different devices. I rarely have had an issue with my iTouch however I understand the iPhone4 it repeatedly crashed. I do look forward to getting the issue straightened out as soon as possible. Once it is corrected 100% then I would love nothing better than to address some of the reviews that have been left. Thank you all (most of you) for your patience. Happy Hiking
MyNature Animal Tracks
July 30, 2010 By 3 Comments
MyNature Animal Tracks: The first comprehensive field guide to animal track identification available utilizing smart phone technology.
- Featured by Apple “Apps for the Great Outdoors”
- Editors Choice Award, iPhone Life Magazine, Summer 2010
- Featured in iPhone Life “10 Best Apps for the Summer”
- “MyNature App: Pocket Wilderness Expert” Huffington Post
- Consistently one of the top 100 Reference Apps in iTunes
Features
- A database with 7 search-able track categories, and 5 search-able categories for scat, fully illustrated by size and shape for quick selection.
- Illustrations of both fore and hind feet, with a complete description of track measurements, gait patterns used trail widths and animal life cycles.
- Full color digital images of actual tracks, scat, and sign in the wild.
- Gorgeous photos of each individual animal featured.
- Illustrations of the most common gait pattern for each animal.
- Sound files for an example of each animals vocalization.
- Range maps showing each animals distribution across North America.
- Completely self contained, no need for a wireless connection once downloaded.
- Your own Nature Journal for notes, a built in ruler, tracking tips and much much more.
View a Demo of MyNatureTracks
Crashing Problem Identified
July 18, 2010 By 2 Comments
Today I spoke with our new programmer and he has identified the problem with the Tree app crashing. It seems the original programmer left some open code within the app that did not allow some tree images to re-size. The size of the images used in succession were making the app crash. I was given a tentative date of this Tuesday that the problem should be fixed. Once corrected it has to go back through Apple for the verification and approval process which means an added 4 to 14 days until the new debugged version is out. I will continue to update you as things progress and I would like to assure you that I can not wait to get this issue solved.
Technical Issues
July 16, 2010 By 4 Comments
It’s come to our attention that there is an issue with the Tree app crashing. We would like to assure anyone who is experiencing a crashing problem that we are aware of it and trying to fix the problem as quickly as possible. There were some issues with crashes during the design process but we was assured they were resolved before the app was released. As we are finding out obviously that wasn’t the case and we have moved on to another programmer to resolve the issues. I appreciate your patience during this time and hopefully within a short time we will be back to having the best Tree ID app on the market.
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