TimeLogger version 1.2.3 was submitted to Apple for approval today. This update addresses:

1. Stability issues that affect a relatively small number of people.
2. Fixed a problem introduced in version 1.2.2 that prevented being able to recover data from a backup created by the same version.
3. Added 6 minute intervals as an option for people who bill by 1/10th of an hour

Apple has approved the latest update several days ahead of their typical turnaround time.

Version 1.2.2 should show up in your free updates list soon (if it hasn't already).

This is a bug fix release to correct a crash condition that takes place when you add a Job, associate entries with that Job, delete the Job and then view your time entries.

Version 1.2.1 hit the App Store last weekend. Since then, we have worked with a couple of customers and have isolated and fixed a crash condition that takes place when you add a Job, associate entries with that Job, and then delete the Job.

Please note that, out of thousands of users of TimeLogger, we are only aware of 5 who have experienced this bug.

Version 1.2.2 corrects this problem and has been submitted to Apple for approval. The approval process generally takes 5 - 7 days, so we would expect to see it live on the App Store between October 27th and 29th.

Version 1.2.1 was submitted to Apple for approval early this morning.

This is a maintenance and bug fix release with the following changes:

• Fixed a bug in CSV email and SQL backups containing certain non-Latin characters
• Added an indicator to the configuration screen to show if the backup/recovery password is set
• Added loading indicators for time entry screens since they may take a few seconds to load

[UPDATE]: This was fixed in version 1.2.1.

Please visit the forum topic under "Technical Support" for complete details.

We are pleased to announce that TimeLogger version 1.2.0 was given the status "Ready for Sale" by Apple's application approval process.

This update is free for all previous users of TimeLogger and contains a number of bug fixes and feature enhancements.

Here's what's new in this version:
* Fixed a bug that prevented scrolling after adding a category, client or job from the Modify Entry and Stop Timer screens
* Made moving the cursor within already entered text work better
* Added the ability to email CSV data as a true email attachment

[UPDATE]: We found a fix to the problem that was causing unlocked iPhones to crash on startup and decided to pull our 1.2.0 update from Apple's approval queue so that we could incorporate this change into the update. This puts the version 1.2.0 update release behind by a day or two, but it means that those (few) of you with unlocked phones will be able to use TimeLogger sooner. We expect the update to be available on the App Store within 5 - 7 days from now (9/24).

For more information about this update, read below.

TimeLogger version 1.1.0 was approved by Apple today (6 days total time between submission and approval). This is a free upgrade to owners of any previous version, and is $3.99 USD for everyone else. For more information, visit the TimeLogger page.

As stated in the App Store, here are the changes in this version:
* Added the ability to narrow reports by category, client, job and date range
* Added email of reports
* Added CSV output utility
* Fixed a non-critical bug that occasionally affected the view of input notes
* Optimizations to some interface rendering and scrolling

On the morning of the iPhone 2.1 firmware update availability, we have submitted version 1.1.0 to Apple for its approval.

Changes included are:
* Added the ability to narrow reports by category, client, job and date range
* Added email of reports in easy-to-read format
* Added CSV output utility
* Fixed a non-critical bug that occasionally affected the view of input notes
* Optimizations to some interface rendering and scrolling
* For security purposes, removed WebDAV password from backup data

TimeLogger version 1.0.1, submitted to Apple for acceptance on the morning of September 4th, was approved today and should begin to show up on the App Store immediately.

The most important change in this version is the inclusion of a data backup and recovery tool.  As stated in the update information from the App Store: