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TimeSnapper 3.3, and News From Iceland

one click to toggle the productivity of an application or website.

In record time, we've produced a new version of TimeSnapper -- we're up to 3.3.

If you're currently trialling TimeSnapper professional, and you install this one over the top, your 30 day trial we be reset, and you'll get a complete new 30 days to explore the program.

If we can keep putting a version out less than 30 days apart, then no one need ever buy it again. Oops ;-)

The previous version included better reporting on websites, and this got a lot of customers excited, which in turn got us pretty excited. So we stayed up late a lot of nights, doing a bunch of things to utilise the web-reporting data.

So now, with the click of one button you can now set any application or website as productive (or non-productive).

This is a huge win from a usability perspective, and it lets you generate far more accurate productivity figures with no extra effort.

zooming right in, zooming right out.

The playback screen, where you watch a re-run of your computing life, now has proper zooming in and out. This is a must have, particularly if you use multiple monitors.

The web reporting is integrated into the application more deeply, and there are numerous other requests from people that we catered for.

All up this release makes TimeSnapper easier to use and far more compelling all round.

News From Iceland

People have been asking me how my Icelandic partner Atli is going at the moment, with the current financial crisis which is hitting Iceland hardest of all.

Here's some photos he sent, looking out his office window last week:

view from office window 1

view from office window, moments later

But he reassures me with a lot of hard work, a bit of good luck and plenty of sales from TimeSnapper, this just might be his next home:

iceland next home

So I think that now is an appropriate time to buy ;-)





'Jon Galloway' on Sun, 12 Oct 2008 19:07:21 GMT, sez:

Excellent news! Well, about TimeSnapper, at least.



'Goran' on Sun, 12 Oct 2008 20:06:21 GMT, sez:

Ok. I'll bite and download the trial today. I'm trying to get my productivity back up and I am desperate enough to try anything :)



'Alexadru' on Mon, 13 Oct 2008 12:49:59 GMT, sez:

I already bought a licence about a year ago but seeing that nice piece of 'housery' that Atli could get almost made me buy a second licence (just in case I lose the first one). Good job.




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