I'm happy to announce iKanji 1.1 is now available. There are loads more stroke animations in this release, I'm slowly getting through all of the kanji! The stroke recorder is also much improved now too, you can draw straight lines and then add points to them to make adjustments and to smooth stroke animations. In fact I went back and improved all the existing stroke animations too. I've migrated iKanji from XML storage to a SQLite database behind the scenes which means memory usage should be a bit lower and loading and saving a bit faster. iKanji touch also uses an SQLite database so I wanted the two apps to be able to use the same dataset as easily as possible.

Speaking of iKanji touch, it's coming along well but it is a little bit behind schedule, sorry I know many of you are eager to get your hands on it. Here are some screenshots to give you a taster:

The flash card design was really difficult, I went through a huge number of designs before settling on this one. Stroke count and stroke animation (where present) is seen by flipping the card over like in iKana touch. You can view all the example words by tapping the Examples button at the bottom. One is selected at random for the main card.