American Fork, Utah – iZATT is pleased to announce the release of its Signals Series for the iPhone/iPod Touch, Fingerspell. Fingerspell is an iPhone/iPod Touch application designed to provide an entertaining way of learning the American Sign Language alphabet. It was the first application in the Signal Series from Izatt International and has already been used in many countries. Fingerspell is a fun way to learn and use the American Sign Language Alphabet.

Fingerspell has three ways to learn, three ways to have fun:

Quick Reference:
* All 26 signs displayed in an easy to see reference screen
* Single tap and flag fills the screen
* Switch to turn on/off English letters

American Fork, Utah – iZATT is pleased to announce the release of its latest addition to the Signals Series for the iPhone/iPod Touch, Sea Flags. Sea Flags is a fun way to learn and use the Maritime Signal Flags system.

Sea Flags has three ways to learn, three ways to have fun:

Quick Reference:
* All 26 flags displayed in an easy to see reference screen
* Single tap and flag fills the screen
* Switch to turn on/off English letters

Luxembourg – Houdah Software is pleased to announce the immediate availability of ACTCurrency 1.5. This is a major – yet free – update for Houdah Software’s universal currency converter for the iPhone and iPod Touch. This update expands the automatic download of exchange rates to support 150 world currencies.

ACTCurrency is a universal currency converter. It is your ultimate travel companion. ACTCurrency automatically retrieves daily exchange rates for 150 world currencies. You may add more currencies as needed. For these you will need to manually enter exchange rates.

ACTCurrency always performs currency conversion both ways. It answers both questions you may ask when faced with a price in a foreign currency: “How much is this in my home currency?” “How does the price back home convert to the foreign currency?”

Herndon, Virginia – Zerion Consulting, an information technology firm that specializes in mobile, enterprise business solutions and application development, donated their iPhone data collection technology to the volunteer based Twitter-Vote-Report project for use on election day 2008.

Twitter Vote Report is an all-volunteer network of software developers, designers, and other collaborators that have teamed up with the award-winning blog ‘techPresident’ to launch this effort.

Using Twitter Vote Report, voters will be able to share their experiences and resources with one another, to solve problems quickly (e.g. “don’t come now, the line is too long”). Voters can report their experience and problems via one of four channels: Twitter, Phone via SMS, iPhone and Android apps. These messages will then be aggregated and mapped so that we can “see” real-time voting problems around the country.