Another video, created as part of their British Literature school class.

Mid January I was approached by Amit from SBSH to develop what he described as a Cuckoo clock...I already develop PocketWeather for SBSH for both the Windows Mobile and iPhone platforms. The challenge of working on this seemingly noddy application was enticing.
After an amazingly short development cycle between Amit, a graphics designer and myself, we released it early February.
A number of reviews about "Cuckoo" have been written. The latest is here.
And you get it for your iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad, see here.
Enjoy!

PocketWeather V2.0 has been released for sale on the Apple App Store!
This is both an upgrade to the existing V1.0 version of PocketWeather, and a "new" application for the "Pro" version.
Click here for details of PocketWeather (Free/Ad-Supported)
Click here for details of PocketWeather Pro (paid-up-front)
The only difference between the two applications is one has advertising and is free, and the other has no advertising, and costs £2.99.

The reason for having two seemingly identical applications on the Apple App Store is that because one is free and the other is a paid application, they come under two different categories in the store. Some people appear to not look under the free version - they must believe that paid applications are better than free... So by having two, PocketWeather will now exist under both categories.
"Where did these guys come from? They just blew the other weather apps away. This is a beautiful, in depth, user-friendly, answer to the endless SEARCH for a weather app. What Reeder is to rss feeds, what Pages is to documents, what Penultimate is to notes, this app will do for weather info. Worth every cent because I'll finally stop buying weather apps."
"Just downloaded the update and I would say that this maybe the best weather app going. I have many of the Top Rated weather apps and within a few minutes of playing with this app, I would say that SBSH has done an excellent job with this one. I have had the free version for a while and had removed the ads with the in-app purchase option and had to wait until Apple approved the update for that version in order to get the "Pro" model features, which are basically the same, difference being that the "Pro" version comes with no ads from the start. I am impressed with the feature rich content and the appealing graphical interface. Extremely nice and I would highly recommend this app. At $5.00, it's a bargain. By the way, the barometer is a nice touch. To see this gauge, touch the pressure reading in the current conditions window."
Done as part of their British Literature class...