In celebration of Thanksgiving, Paprika will be on sale from today (November 21st) until the end of Sunday (November 25th)!
Sale prices:
Happy holidays everyone, and happy cooking!
Paprika has been updated with support for Android smartphones!
You can grab the updated version from Google Play to install it on your Android phone:
In addition to phone support, this update also includes HDPI artwork for users that own high resolution tablets or phones, and several bug fixes.
We have also fixed a problem with the browser clipboard tools under Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean). Jelly Bean slightly changes the way that selection works under the Android browser, which means that the clipboard tools will now work slightly differently.
After selecting text, you’ll first have to press Copy in the text selection bar to copy it to clipboard, and then you can press one of the Name, Ingredients, Directions, etc. buttons to paste into the desired field.
New versions of Paprika for Mac and iPad are available today.
The updated iPad version improves iOS 6 compatibility, and fixes several crashes when using the web browser under iOS 6. If you’re running iOS 6 on your iPad, please make sure you update to Paprika v1.6.3.
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We have spent the past few months porting Paprika over to Android, and I’m happy to announce that our first Android version is now available.
This version was designed specifically for Android tablets like the Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire, and takes advantage of their wide screen layout.
You can grab it from Google Play here:
For you Kindle Fire owners, we’re currently in the process of submitting the app to Amazon, and it should be available in the Amazon App Store soon.
Cooking with the iPad: which apps offer the best experience? Ars Technica