Big news today, Stephen just announced the final release of SQLCipher 2.0! That’s our new(ish) blog for folks who want to subscribe to a news feed specific to the SQLCipher project. Check out the long list of improvements and stay tuned for more updates this week regarding the new features…
Codebook 1.6.1 is now available in the iTunes App Store, providing one of the biggest feature upgrades the app has seen to date. Many of these new features were on our customers' wish-lists for some time, and they make the app much nicer to use. Read on to find out what’s changed!
As of Jan 4th, Strip 1.6.3 (for iOS) is available in the iTunes App Store. This is our best release of Strip to date, providing a slew of major and minor bug-fixes over the previous rev, and a number of new improvements and features. All customers are strongly encouraged to upgrade, this should be a smooth one…
This Sunday night, December 11th at 9pm EDT, Tempo and our other web systems will be temporarily unavailable while we perform critical system updates to ensure the stability of our services. This includes the Tempo API, the purchase site for Strip for Windows, the Connect website, our support site for Codebook, and zetetic.net, hosting this blog…
This Tuesday night, November 29st at 9pm EDT, Tempo and our other web systems will be temporarily unavailable while we perform critical system updates to ensure the stability of our services. This includes the Tempo API, the purchase site for Strip for Windows, the Connect website, our support site for Codebook, and zetetic.net, hosting this blog…
Last week we had a quiet release that we forgot to mention here on the blog, an important update to Strip for Windows. This version includes our Dropbox Sync feature, making it possible to sync your Strip data via Dropbox to iOS, OS X, and Windows…
We released Strip 1.6.1 to the iTunes App Store and then pulled it from the store a few hours later yesterday due to confirmed reports of a bug preventing our customers on iOS 5 from accessing their data after successfully signing into the application. It’s that bug scenario you always fear as a developer with the App Store—something that you simply must fix right away, but can’t due to the app review process. We have already submitted a fix to Apple as version 1.6.2 and requested expedited review due to the circumstances…
Since the availability of the iPhone 4S and iOS 5, many of our customers are upgrading to new iPhones (in particular, it would seem, the 3Gs users!) and are running into trouble because they often find that after the upgrade and after iTunes supposedly copies their data, data from their old device is not there, including Strip data. Stephen Lombardo, chief here at Zetetic, has put together the following upgrade advice for our customers. -Billy Gray
Today is a big day for us, as we’re releasing two application updates for Strip, introducing our support for Dropbox as a sync and replication target…
A thing that is confusing some new customers of Strip is that replicating your data is not something that iTunes will accomplish when you sync your device. You can’t simply sync two iPhones with Strip to the same copy of iTunes in order to get the data on the two exchanged. Instead you have to avail yourself of sync features we’ve built into the apps, and they can be used in several scenarios, which we’ll discuss below…
