Walker,
When we can see the up-gradation of Android toolkit with GMAT club questions as voted the most coveted feature to be added..?
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Downgrade to Android 2.2 OS (now it's 2.3.3) is almost ready. Once we are done with it, we are going to start implementing the most voted feature and I guess it's going to take ~2 months to get it done.
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Great...! hope we'll be able to roll it out by Jan-Feb 2013 then.....Look forward to seeing this in the new year.
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Solid app. The OG tracker alone was worth the price of admission to this one. Flashcards are a bonus.

Quick update on where we are now:

iOS: We are almost done with iPhone 5 support but the app is so big, that it requires some work to optimize every single view to iPhone 5 screen. I would like also to thank our user Alex for reporting some typos in the questions. Those typos will be fixed in the next update. And of course fresh PrepGame and Flashcards tools will be included too.

Android: We are downgrading the minimum Android requirement from 2.3.3 to 2.2 and making a few performance improvements. The update is expected to be available today or tomorrow. (UPDATED: It's available now)
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Is there a place to report errors in the app? I have the apple version and for flashcard 30 under GMAT quant. It is Absolute Value 4:
Is M <0?
1. -M = |M|
2. M^2

I think I'm missing the rest of the statement like M^2 = 9.

I am using the app on an iPhone 5.

Thanks for reporting the issue!

Bunuel is almost done with reviewing and rewriting GMAT Flashcards and we will update it soon.

Thanks,
Walker
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Great Job accomplished walker...Congrats ..!!

Eagerly awaiting your post with the news of incorporating GMAT Club questions within next couple of months hopefully...

Way to go...
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Hi,
I'm running an older version of the toolkit (1.6.9) and it seems like I'm missing many versions when I re-checked the app on itunes. Is it possible to update to the latest version for free? If yes, then for some reason I couldn't figure it out how to do it
Thanks

Go to App Store on your device, tap "Update", and you are done!
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iOS: The next 1.6.18 updates of GMAT ToolKit and GMAT Club apps were submitted for review today. What's new:
+ iPhone 5 support
+ GMAT Club's links for the OG13 are integrated now in the OG Traker.
+ updated Flashcards tool (includes a huge update with a lot of new stuff)
+ updated Prep Game (more clues + Venn Diagram game)
+ minor fixes and improvements

Android. We are aware of crashes on Samsung devices running the 2.3.6 Android OS. We just got such device for testing and I hope we fix the issue fast.

Thanks all for feedback and leaving reviews in Google Play and App Store!

Best,
Walker
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Android: the 1.0.5 update is available. It fixes crashes on 2.3.6 Android OS.
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Today we finally got two updates:

iOS: 1.6.18 - a big update with a few important things as was mentioned earlier.

Android: 1.0.6 - mirror update that improves stability of the app.

Thanks to everybody who leaves reviews in App Store and Google Play. If you have any suggestion or idea, please post here or let us know using "Let Us Know" button in the app.

Best,
Walker
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I have seen in the Flashcards menue I can import Flash cards via itunes, I am curious what file types are supported? Mainly interested in .anki.
I do not have my itunes here, so I cant test it right now. But I am really curious

You can import txt, csv, tsv, and fdk (native format for our flashcards).
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Thank you for the quick response, I am sure there is a export function for csv or at least for txt

Not yet. You can export only in fdk format so far but we are going to add more options in the near future.
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I actually ment the function within the Anki Flashcard program Sorry for the confusion !!!

Walker, a suggestion:

For the OG tracker section, consider adding a feature for the user to mark a wrong response as a concept gap or a silly mistake.

Concept Gap: Didn't know all the information needed to answer the question correctly, like solving for Area using Hero's Theorem if the question states the 3 sides of an irregular triangle.
Silly Mistake: Didn't read question correctly, like assuming terminating decimal when only the existence of a fraction is mentioned, on DS questions assuming that two equations in two unknowns lead to (I) and (II) together being sufficient and going with (C), when one reduces to the other and the answer is actually (E) etc.

This is of the things I'm tracking on a sheet of paper for all questions I get incorrect. The app can't possibly figure out the nature of the mistake, but letting the user mark an incorrect answer as "SM" or "CG" would help the metric-manic among us.

Not necessary, but an idea.

Great app and good job, again.

Hi,

I wondered about one thing: do the questions in the GMAT Toolkit app include questions from the GMAT Club tests?
Or are the questions in the app completely different from these in the GMAT Club tests?

Thanks