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And now I am waiting for Apple to publish it. I hope it will happen soon.
And I’ve already planned what will come in TC 2.1. But more on that when TC2 is published.

Hi,
To all the users of TouchClock:I would like to ask for help for TouchClock 2. 
If you like TouchClock there are several ways you can help me:
- Become a betatester for TC2 (and if you wish further on)
- Become a translator for TC2 (and if you wish further on)
Well … and:
- Become a donator
If you’re interested [...]

Hy,
Just wanted to give short news about TouchClock.
I’m working on the next version (don’t know yet whether to name it 1.2 or 2) and the only thing left is loading so that TouchClock can be used without the need to have it open and running in foreground all the time.
What it will have is:
- Multiple [...]

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Since TouchClock 1.1 is now officially released I’m thinking about what I’m going to do for 1.2.
What I’m thinking about at the moment is:

Planned Times (You can set the duration the tasks / work is planned and next to the normal clock you see a countdown clock where you see how many time is left [...]

Yay, succeeded! I could upload finally version 1.1 and now I only hope the checking won’t cause any problems so it will be accepted soon.
There are some changes but not all that are requested, for once some came to late (-> alterhase’s comment to my last post) and some I don’t know yet how to [...]

I think I should’ve done that earlier, but now I really have an own page on my blog for TouchClock.

My TouchClock was accepted to the App Store at 28.07. And from then till 02.08 over 4.500 people downloaded that app in US. And about 900 in Germany. 
 
Wow.
 
Never ever thought that could be that much. I’m quite interested how many downloads will come when I release version 1.1 (which I’m working on at the moment).

TouchClock is officially available in the app store!
The source will be provided today, when I’m back home.

It does seem I have to revoke my last blog entry, or at least the statement, that I know by Apples behavior, that the apps in the store are of some quality.
I was proven wrong by some apps:
Hold it
79 Cent for a flashlight
 
And here is more bad news