Have now downloaded new version ... here we go for the ride of our lives using version 2.0

Well done FTM .... yahoo we say!

Got it here in Australia ..... Yeah!

As they say, an Apple a day keeps the software away! On another note while just hanging around waiting for something to happen re new release, have a look at this site that I've just runs acroos on twitter via a post on my twitter account @rhinorobbo http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/20/sports/ncaafoot...

Ive just run across soem info that might ring a bell with iscore .... Could it be that iscore is now doing something in the app that others or Apple is not to keen on coming out so quickly. Are there any other apps that interface with twitter eg? http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/03/developer-inve...

Yes, agree this release is taking forever to be approved by Apple. Did a seacrh on web and came up with a great post on a blog as follows .... Dear Steve, Please Fix the App Store Approval Process July 28th, 2009 by Jeff Scott by Jeff Scott http://bit.ly/uA6qO" onclick="window.open(this.href);return...

Just had what I thought is a great idea ... it has come about following a weekend where our Little League team was participating at the Australian Little League Nationals held in another state. We set up a twitter account 'RydeHornsby' and had people at the ground providing play by plays tweets of t...

We have a similar situation in some of our junior leagues (live ball for U10) where four balls brings out a tee instead of a walk ... we then have a rule that says a safe hit of the tee (to put the ball into play) means only one base although all other runners are at risk. I have provided below the ...

I also like the idea of using the app to aid in the team tryout process ..... although I figure the ebst option at present might be to fix little bugs as they arise and also add more features already earmarked for inclusion. I imagine you can already use the app in looking at how pitchers perform in...

This is a great idea ... especially when 10 and 5 pitches to go when pitcher is on restrictions in junior leagues .... could also vibrate instead of making a sound

I'd like to bet that there is software in the marketplace right now that would be able to analyse the batter and pitcher situations as mentioned .... I reckon a bit of googling etc could prob find out what options are available. I would like to think the MLB teams probably use this intelligence alre...