COLORADO SPRINGS, CO – Wybron has now released the Gel Swatch Library version 2.0 in the iTunes App Store. Everyone who has purchased Gel Swatch Library is automatically eligible for this major update at no charge. New library features include the ability to combine gel colors, a new enhanced search allowing more control over search results and the ability to view a gel color using different light sources.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, CO – One of the oldest, award winning lighting tools in the iTunes App Store, Gel Swatch Library was released two days after the app store debuted July 10, 2008. Wybron has now released version 2.0 in the app store. Everyone who has purchased Gel Swatch Library is automatically eligible for this major update at no charge.
To celebrate the most important new feature, Wybron is running a promotion known as 50 Shades of Grape. While only three gels are named grape, a new combine function allows the user to stack two colors together and see the combined color. This allows the user to create 47 or more shades of grape. To allow more people to experience this new feature set, Wybron is giving away 100 copies of the app and the results of an informal survey concerning the trends in color usage. Visit www.wybron.com/promo to get more information.
Developer Scott Longberry said, “We have gathered customer feedback for four years and taken the most requested features to update the app. In the process of updating, we learned there are many people who consider it to be the most valuable app on their phone including those who use it every day.”
In addition to combining gels, a new enhanced search allows more control over search results and using the dictation feature of the keyboard allows the user to use voice to speed searches. Also popular with the customers is the ability to view a gel color using different light sources.
