An update to News Kiosk is now available from the App Store. Included in this update is a new feature to allow you to change the size of the font used to display articles. It also includes some fixes for the latest version of iPad software, iOS 4.2

The News Kiosk update I submitted last week has been approved by Apple and is now available on the App Store. This update allows you to post news articles to Twitter. There are also some subtle improvements to news rack showing.

Beyond this update, I’m looking into how I can improve the design of the papers themselves.

A new version of News Kiosk has been submitted to the App Store. Version 1.2.0 adds the ability to post news articles to Twitter.

There are also some improvements and minor fixes including a fix for the news rack showing an empty screen if you flipped between racks quickly.

Apple have come good on their expedited review process and a new version of News Kiosk is now available in the App Store.

The main update in this release is to fix feeds not updating when your iPad is using a non-English date format. There are also a couple of new features:

• Post articles to Instapaper to read offline
• Post articles to Facebook

Go get it!

I’ve discovered a problem with News Kiosk for users with non-English dates. Thankfully a really helpful user in Canada helped me find the problem and test a fix.

I’ve submitted an update to Apple and asked for an expedited review. In the mean time, I’ve removed News Kiosk from sale from everywhere but the UK and USA to prevent disappointed users.

News Kiosk has been given a mini-review on Mac Stories….

“The app is oh-so-simple, perhaps it’s one of the easiest to use we’ve reviewed so far”

They’re also running a small competition, giving away 10 promo codes (US App store only until Apple remember the rest of the world exists). The competition ends July 17th.

My new iPad app, News Kiosk, is finally available on the App Store. This has been a pet project of mine for a while now that I’ve been keeping pretty tight-lipped about. Now it’s out in the big wide world, I hope it brings the wealth of information available from RSS feeds to a less technical iPad user.