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July 24, 2008
LionClock Premium for Windows is mentioned in the following article:

Payroll Tool - QuickBooks compatible Time Clock Software

July 23, 2008
LionClock for iPhone gets mentioned in the following article:

Editor's Pick: 5 Business Apps for Your iPhone and iPod Touch

July 19, 2008
The Splicer Blog mentions LionClock for iPhone as a must have application for a handheld device. Here is an excerpt of the article:

"I'm of two minds about time tracking and billing. It's been a perennial frustration for me. On the Newton there was Iambic TimeReporter, which was darn good. It stood entirely alone as a self-contained tracking, billing, and invoicing application. It would generate invoices that could be printed (if you had a printer with an infrared port) or faxed (if you had a modem. There was no need to transfer data to the desktop, although there was a utility to download the TimeReporter data for archiving or import into some other package. TimeReporter has been ported to other platforms and it has gone steadily downhill. The current version of TimeReporter won't even work without a desktop application that runs only on Windows. You can't print or fax from it, and the user interface is far more cramped and far less useful than its ancestor on the Newton.

Lately, I've only been using TimeReporter (rebranded as AllTime and not bundled with desktop software) for tracking my art projects. It's useful, when pricing a piece of artwork, to know how much time went into it. My client billing I've been writing on paper and then typing into the invoice template I have in Word.

There seems to be one (count it) product like this for the iPhone: LionClock for Projects. As iPhone apps go, it's expensive: $30 for the «lite» version, $80 for the «plus» version which handles an unlimited number of projects instead of cutting you off at fifty as the «lite» version does. LionClock's interface looks clean and straightforward, and though I don't see it transferring data to the desktop, it does generate invoices right in the program, and will email said invoices out, complete with a PayPal link so that one's customers can pay as soon as they receive the invoice. This sounds like it's moving in the right direction. And though I was a little surprised to see the $30 and $80 price tags in the Apple iPhone App Store among all the rest of the two- and three-dollar programs, it should be pointed out that Iambic AllTime is $40 and before TimeReporter disappeared, it was (I think) around $150."

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July 18, 2008
TheStreet.com's senior technology correspondent, Gary Krakow mentions LionClock for iPhone in his article:

The iPhone's Best Business Tools

July 17, 2008
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July 14, 2008
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July 13, 2008
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Affaires et Finance pour iPhone (in French)

iPhone App Store: Where Are the Free Trials?

July 11, 2008
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