February 15th, 2010
SimonSez has been updated to version 1.1 and is now available in the Apple App Store. SimonSez is a challenging and delightfully addictive memory game based on the classic challenge of memorizing a randomly generated tonal sequence.
The 1.1 update to SimonSez includes four brand new tone/sound effect sets including a drum kit, piano, pan flute, and toy drum. It also includes a few minor interface tweaks and enhancements.
Check out SimonSez in the Apple App store.
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February 4th, 2010
BravoBug Software is happy to announce that our latest deviation -er, creation- for the iPhone & iPod Touch (and soon, the iPad) has just been approved by Apple and is now available on the App Store.
SimonSez is a fun, challenging, and easy-to-learn memory game for kids and adults of all ages. It is based on the classic audio-visual challenge of repeating a randomly generated sequence of tones.
Go head-to-head against the SimonSez robot to challenge and improve your memory. SimonSez includes great visuals, fun sound effects, multiple game options (including 4 different tone sets, adjustable game speed, and high scores), and delightfully addictive gameplay.
SimonSez is currently available in the Apple App Store for just 99 cents – less than the price of a chocolate bar (and better for you, too!)
Get SimonSez from the App Store or visit the official SimonSez webpage.
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January 27th, 2010
Apple unveiled today its newest device, the iPad, confirming the flurry of rumors that had been circulating across the net.
Official iPad website: http://www.apple.com/ipad/
The iPad features a large(r) screen, same great multitouch from the iPhone and iPod Touch, pricing starting at $499. Runs iPhone apps and will also accommodate newer apps that take advantage of the iPad’s large 1024×768 display and other hardware enhancements. I was especially struck by the emphasis of the book reader and the new eBook store in the official promotional video, a clear push onto the territory of Kindle, et al.
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January 22nd, 2010
BuddhaCandle is a simple, fun, and relaxing novelty app for your iPhone or iPod Touch. It provides a Buddha statue and flickering candle animation: just tap The Buddha to instantly light the candle. Tap again to see one of 30 quotes from The Buddha, or swipe (or shake) your iPhone to blow the candle out. It’s the perfect app to tap when you need a quick way to relax yourself and gain a sense of peace and equanimity during your day.
Best of all, BuddhaCandle is free. BuddhaCandle is available in the app store. Or visit the official webpage.
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January 19th, 2010
Just wanted to post a quick Thank You to everyone who has supported BravoBug Software the past year and a half. BravoBug is coming up on its 2 year birthday in May, and its entire existence has only been possible because of you.
BravoBug has not been, since its start, a very ‘typical’ Mac software company, making some truly oddball apps (PocketLint?) and doing things from time to time a bit differently than the ‘other guys’. The fact that BravoBug has continued to grow despite very little mainstream acceptance or publicity from the major Mac media publications and websites, is a testament to the integrity and creative mindset of the Mac community.
So, thank you for your support. We will continue to improve our apps to be the best they can be, and we hope you’ll continue to find them useful and, most importantly, fun.
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January 17th, 2010

Here is a printable template which is helpful in designing and sketching out iPhone app user interfaces. Each page has 3 iPhone screens with a small grid (each square = 32 iPhone screen pixels), and a space for notes.
Click here to get the image in PNG format (or right-click and choose ‘Save As…). You can open it up directly in Photoshop and print onto a standard 8.5×11″ sheet of paper. The image has .5″ margins around all sides and should print well on any standard desktop printer.
Enjoy.
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January 16th, 2010
Lotus Meditation Timer has been updated to 4.1.1. Lotus is a flexible 3-phase timer that is perfect for meditation, yoga, exercise routines, or any other scheduled activity. Lotus also provides support for the Apple Remote, can prevent your Mac from sleeping, has multiple window themes, comes with several built-in sound effects, and can allow you to save frequently used timer settings to Sessions for easy switching.
v4.1.1: This update fixes a bug that occurred when resetting timers using custom sound files.
You can download Lotus at the official Lotus Meditation Timer page.
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January 15th, 2010
Coming soon to the Apple App Store: BuddhaCandle.
Check back soon for more info.
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January 12th, 2010

TankBuddy, the easy and fun aquarium maintenance utility for Mac, is now available for the iPhone and iPod Touch. This new version of TankBuddy has been completely redesigned and rewritten from the ground-up specifically for the iPhone and iPod.
TankBuddy makes it easy to maintain your aquariums, giving you unlimited tanks, each of which has its own pH, ammonia, water change, and feeding logs. Tanks can be updated with just a few taps, and even have their own notepads you can use to keep a shopping or To Do list. As soon as it’s launched, TankBuddy will show you instantly how many of your tanks are past-due for a water change or a feeding.
Find out more at the official TankBuddy website or download TankBuddy from the Apple App Store:

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January 8th, 2010

TankBuddy, the easy-to-use aquarium maintenance utility for Mac, has been rewritten and redesigned from the ground up in a new (and much more awesome) mobile version. That’s right fishkeepers, TankBuddy is coming to the iPhone and iPod Touch!
You can visit the official TankBuddy App website or check back here for the official launch, which is expected within the next two weeks after the App Store review and submission process has been completed. TankBuddy for the Mac will remain free, although further development will be focused now on the iPhone version, which is planned for a $2.99 pricetag (less than the price of a latte – for a complete aquarium maintenance utility on your phone!).
Stay tuned!
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