This is a life save for many of us!

Used in a to track a scrimmage game this week and it worked perfect on the Droid. Unfortunately I didn't know how to set up the international tie breaker until I found in the forum today.

You've got it. Will post to Twitter, FaceBook (softball groups that I belong to) and Buzz. Hoping others will do the same.

This is awesome news. While I don't have any products that run iOS, the fact that you can share data is even better! Great job guys!

Just read this article at DigiTimes about how confident Motorola is in the Xoom - Motorola expected to ship 700,000-800,000 Xoom tablet PCs in 1Q11 http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20110110PD217.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Excellent point on the fragmented Android device market. I definitely agree on the need, from a development point of view, to put out one version of your software that works across the entire android product line. Having said that, if I have a vote, develop for the Motorola Xoom. It's new. It's hot....

Maybe the iScore developers have just been waiting for Android 3.0 - Honeycomb!

CSThunderCoach wrote:...The gray area is in the hit charts, and the ability to electronically review previous at-bats, pitches, or other "trends" during a game for coaching or strategizing.

I think it's a combination of the above from your umpire friend and also not really understanding the technology and it's use.

I have found there are a number of technically correct rules that are odd/stink/seem unfair. "they are what they are".. .. I thus try to apply consistently and with the right recognizable governing body as a reference point . In this case it is pretty cut and dried, on Win vs Save. (NFHS and ASA ag...

Excellent! That could make my decision a little easier for me. Still would like to see it on Android though.