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The first goal of Colorblind Assistant is to harness the power of the iPhone and iPod Touch to improve colorblind lives. The second goal was to put it in plain english, so the entire GUI is text. The third and unreached goal is for the app to pass the ishihara color test. April 30, 2010 Version 2.4 submitted with improved performance for the iPhone 2g and its camera. A version for the iPad is currently under review which will sell for $2.99. March 16, 2010 Version 2.3 submitted to Apple and approved! Top 10 list expanded, navigate via next and prev. Color pallete can be halved via Saturation or Hue Edge detect multiplied x2 for better visibility Color names added, using a list modified from HTML/CSS January 23, 2010 Version 2.2 adds edge detection and an enhance tool for navigating images. November 23, 2009 Version 2.1 was submitted to Apple. Fixed bug reporting red as grey, added zoom, added ability to turn off/on text. October 26, 2009 Version 2.0 was submitted to Apple. Expect faster speeds and an improved GUI by mid November. October 15, 2009 I assembled this app as quickly as I could manage, working night and day. I'll document all concerns/complaints here on the page. EMAIL: brook_seaton[at]redadept.com What's new in v2.3: More Videos: v2.3 Edge Detection video v2.3 Palette Shrink video Sample Neighborhood Verticle:  Sample Neighborhood Horizontal:  Sample Top Ten List:  Available Colors:
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