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I've been seeing increased interest in CommCat Mobile for the past few days, and I just found out why that may be. Leo Laporte's (W6TWT) web video cast Ham Nation featured CommCat Mobile in a segment describing iPhone apps this past week. Drew Scelba, N2RFA, who has been using CommCat and the iPhone app for some time, was the guest speaker. Thank you Drew!

You can see the show here: http://twit.tv/show/ham-nation/18

Ham Nation is produced weekly, and is ...

I often get questions about the price for CommCat, and what the purchase includes. The price to register your copy of CommCat is $49.95.

Once you have registered, you never have to pay for updates or new versions in the future. If you purchased CommCat in 2001, all updates since then have been free. If you registered CommCat and then went to another program for several years, your original purchase still applies if you come back. You can update to the latest version for free.
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Apple has approved the new MyQSX Forum app for the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad and it is available for download from the iTunes app store here. This app provides a great way to keep up with DX bulletins, CommCat user blogs, postings, and news and help for CommCat, CommCat Mobile, QSXer, and the MyQSX web site. This is a free app.

The release of the MyQSX Forum app for iPhone follows the similar release of the app for Android phones last week.

More and more hams are ...

I've just published a new app for CommCat, CommCat Mobile, QSXer, and MyQSX.net users that lets you access the MyQSX Forum from your Android smartphone. This is my first venture into the Android world, so I'm looking forward to seeing how many copies are downloaded. If you are using an Android phone, please let me know.

Click here for the free download.

There will also be an equivalent app for iPhone users in several weeks after it has gone through the approval process. ...

Last evening I received an e-mail from Apple letting me know that my new iPhone app, CommCat Mobile, had been approved for lisiting on the iTunes app store. This pleasant message concluded my first trip down the app path.

My biggest challenge along the way was to learn a completely new language, Objective C, and a new platform, the iPhone. I started the project in January, and now, in mid-August, the CommCat paw has taken its place among the 250,000 apps already in the store.
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