Yep... there's an update to the original announcement here:
https://www.playshakespeare.com/news/3634-playshakespeare-now-free-on-iphone-itunes
There are some scrolling issues, which is the only real bug. That's been fixed though and an update sent to Apple. Unfortunately, they take so long for review before the iTunes store is updated.
We're addressing the rest of the comments (we were going to anyway, but this confirms our original plans) by adding search, notes, & bookmarks. The new version will be available some time in August (again depending on Apple's speed....or lack thereof).
One guy complained that the texts were not all First Folio (God knows why...just "folio snobbery"
. We'd have to leave out the sonnets, Edward III, Pericles and Two Noble Kinsmen. We may consider adding FF versions to the application (they're already on this site), but it's not crucial at all. The list of sources for the plays on this site is available here:
http://playshakespeare.com/text-sources
Another person says we should change the icon because the Scientific American "proved" that our logo (the Hall portrait) was Queen Elizabeth. Naturally, this person is ill informed and just trying to be a know-it-all.
Like this site, the application will always be free of charge. Since all the other books on iTunes are at least .99, the complete works in your pocket is a helluva deal.