iCircuit for Windows Phone 7 Now Available

iCircuit is now available to all the lucky users of Windows Phone 7!

iCircuit 1.3 for iOS now available

I'm happy to annouce iCircuit 1.3 for iOS is now available on the app store!

This is a free upgrade with a bunch of fixes, a lot of performance and visual improvements, and a few new elements.

I hope everyone enjoys it!

NEW

★ Big improvements to performance and visual quality of circuits on all devices. Now takes full advantage of retina displays!

★ DC Motors, Relays, 74XXX, and 78XX elements have been added.

★ User interface and gesture changes to be more like other iOS apps.

★ Simulation bandwidth limit removed and the maximum size of circuits has increased.

★ Scope has a new cursor to examine values, can be scrolled back in time, and can export its data.

FIXES

★ Measurement of voltage drops across elements can now be flipped in the meter

★ Bugs that occurred while changing orientation with the full screen scope have been fixed.

★ Improved the size of element icons in the parts drawer to be easier to add to circuits.

iCircuit for Mac is Back!

I'm very sorry for the rocky start, but iCircuit for Mac is back in the App Store!

If you had problems saving and opening files with V1.3, please get the free update. And if you missed out on the initial release, now is the best time to go get it!

iCircuit for Mac Temporarily off the Store

It has come to my attention that iCirciut for Mac has a major issue that prevents it from opening files that it creates. This seems to affect all machines on the planet except my test machines.

I cannote justify having the app in the store with this bug so have pulled it down temporarily.

For everyone who has purchased the app, you have my apologies. I am working on a fix now and your app will be updated once I have the fix in the store.

Update 8/17/11 The problem has been identified, fixed, and the app has been resubmitted to Apple! Thank you all for your patience.

iCircuit for Mac is on the App Store

After a quick review process, I'm pleased to announce iCircuit for Mac is on the App Store!

This is the first time the app is running on a non iOS device, and I think you'll agree it's never looked better.

Running on the Mac, iCircuit is given access to a huge CPU and a lot more memory, this means that editing is a faster and smoother experience than ever before. Also, some iOS restrictions have been lifted: circuits can be larger, and there is no restriction on the simulator bandwidth.

I am very pleased that this is out as the 2011 school year is beginning, I wish all students out there the best of luck.

I hope you enjoy creating and playing with circuits on your Macs as much as I do!