We’ve just released QueueUp 1.0.6 to the App Store.

This version has a fix for a crashing bug when parsing movies with special characters in the description when in a user’s instant queue. We’ve also made improvements to speed up adding and removing from queues.

QueueUp was also updated to take advantage of the taller iPhone 5 screen as well as some enhancements for iOS 6. QueueUp now requires at least iOS 5 to run on your device.

A fan of QueueUp? Please leave us a nice review on the iTunes store and tell your friends about QueueUp.

We’ve just released Changes 1.6.2 which fixes a couple issues, one of which is directory comparisons failed to mark some differing files has having differences. You can download this update by choosing “Check for Updates…” from the Changes menu. If you haven’t already downloaded Changes for your 15-day free trial, you can do so by clicking clicking here.

FitnessTrack 1.6.2 has been released and is available on the App Store. This version brings fixes for iOS 6 rotation and a couple of fixes for iPhone 5 users. One new thing: the timer buttons now float above the set information when scrolling through sets in a workout.

As always, if you enjoy using FitnessTrack, please leave us a nice review on iTunes. It helps other users find FitnessTrack.

We’ve just released Changes 1.6.1 which addresses an issue that prevented “Differences Only” from working and a drawing glitch on the licensing window. You can download this update by choosing “Check for Updates…” from the Changes menu. If you haven’t already downloaded Changes for your 15-day free trial, you can do so by clicking here.

I’m happy to announce that BitBQ has acquired Changes.app from ConnectedFlow! I’ve been a user of Changes since it was first released over 4 years ago and I’m very excited to get to work on improving it.

Today we’re releasing version 1.6 to all users as a free update. This update brings needed fixes for Lion and Mountain Lion compatibility. You can read the full press release below.

You can download a 15 day trial of Changes here. You can also purchase it for only $40 here.

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BitBQ LLC acquires Changes.app from Connected Flow

October 2, 2012
Richardson, TX

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

BitBQ LLC today announced the acquisition of the powerful file and folder comparison application Changes from Connected Flow Ltd.

“I’m excited to announce the acquisition of Changes”, said Patrick Burleson, Owner of BitBQ. “I use Changes everyday in my work and I’m looking forward to improving the app. There are a lot of features I can’t wait to add.”

Changes is a powerful application for comparing folders and the files they contain. Anyone who needs to see the differences between folders or files – particularly software and web developers – will find Changes useful.

Changes integrates with several popular Mac applications:

Panic Coda
MacRabbit Espresso
Bare Bones Software’s BBEdit and TextWrangler.
Macromates’ TextMate

Changes also works with all the popular version control systems:

Git (also integrates with Git Tower)
Mercurial
Subversion (also integrates with Versions and Cornerstone)
Perforce

Additionally, BitBQ is releasing Changes 1.6 today to bring needed compatibility with OS X Lion and Mountain Lion. Existing users will receive this as a free update which can be obtained from the BitBQ website or via the “Check for Updates…” menu item. All existing licenses will remain valid and supported. A license of Changes can be purchased for the new price of $40.

For more information, visit the Changes website at bitbq.com/changes/.

FitnessTrack 1.6.1 has been released and is available on the App Store. This version brings iPhone 5 compatibility as well as an important fix for a stats calculation bug.

As always, if you enjoy using FitnessTrack, please leave us a nice review on iTunes. It helps other users find FitnessTrack.

Version 1.6 of FitnessTrack has been released to the App Store. This version brings a couple of new features and several bug fixes. One major change for this version is that FitnessTrack now requires iOS 5. The changes are:

• [NEW] Ability to edit profile entry date
• [NEW] Ability to customize timer times (in the Settings app)
• [NEW] Ability to sort by date ascending or descending for workouts and profiles (in the Settings app)
• [CHANGE] FitnessTrack now requires iOS 5
• [CHANGE] Text fields auto-capitalize words
• [FIXED] Exercise searches now match any word in the title, not just the start of the name
• [FIXED] Issue where emoji keyboard could not be changed when entering a number
• [FIXED] Lots of UI issues and other bugs

If you enjoy using FitnessTrack, please leave us a nice review on iTunes. It helps other users find FitnessTrack.

QueueUp 1.0.5 has been released to the App Store. This version fixes a crash when searching for a title that started recently when Netflix made a change to the results returned for those searches. It also includes a fix for parsing information in a user’s Netflix queue.

Just a quick note to say that FitnessTrack 1.5.5 has just been released to the App Store. This release adds retina graphics, a couple of workflow improvements, a lot of internal code fixes and some bugs squashed. You can read the full list of changes here. If you haven’t already bought FitnessTrack, head over to the App Store and get your workout tracking started.

In case you missed it, Realmac Software is shutting down the Ember webservice. The API to upload will stop working on July 30, 2011 and the service will completely shutdown on September 30, 2011. With that, Cinder’s purpose has come to an end and has been removed from the App Store.

To all of you who purchased and used Cinder, thank you very much and I’m sorry it’s the end of the road for the app. It was a fun ride, it’s sad to see it go.

If you recently bought Cinder and would like to receive a refund, please contact iTunes App Store support as only they can issue them.