Of course as soon as 1.1.0 was available I found an issue where hosts created in version 1.0.0 could not be used in the new version. The workaround is to edit the hosts and save a hostname for each required network profile (even saving an empty hostname should fix it). Users of version 1.0.0 should probably wait for 1.1.1 which fixes the problem and which has just been uploaded to Apple. It has to go through their review process before it appears on the App Store, but you should see it soon.

The new release includes the following changes:

• [Fix] Users updating from version 1.0.0 could not use existing hosts.
• [New] Added system preference to toggle sound on/off.
• [New] Allow saving result of hostname lookup into IP address field.
• [Change] Clear MAC and IP fields when tapping to edit.
• [Change] Use URL keyboard for editing hostnames.

I finally finished and uploaded SleepOver 1.1.0 to Apple. It has to go through their review process before it appears on the App Store, but you should see it soon.

I have some updates to the website to put out, but I’m waiting for SleepOver 1.1.0 to go live first.

The new release includes the following changes:

• [New] Support for hostnames.
• [New] User can now delete a host from its editing view.
• [New] Now with added whoosh.
• [Change] Replaced sliders with keypads for faster input.
• [Change] Removed unnecessary fields from LAN/WAN profiles.
• [Change] Removed unnecessary message after successfully sending magic packet.

This should make SleepOver more useful to all the Dynamic DNS users out there, as well as speed up entering host details. Enjoy.