posted new version 1.1.2 of Channel 88, to improve search for shows. added latest shows, incl. Grimm, Rock Center, BOSS — bringing total shows to 565.
new version 1.1.2 of Channel 88
November 2nd, 2011Find all the new TV shows here — Channel 88
October 25th, 2011Find all the new TV shows here: Channel 88 has added all this season’s new TV shows, bringing the total number of shows to 558 (and counting).
Channel 88 added “ESPN Buzzer Beater” channel
August 27th, 2011Channel 88 added the “ESPN Buzzer Beater” channel to its Verizon FiOS channel lineup, bring the total to 307 channels; and added more shows, bringing the total to 479 shows!
Channel 88 added 4 new shows
August 4th, 2011Channel 88 added 4 new shows, including NBC’s “It’s Worth What?” — bringing the total to 443 shows.
Another 19 new shows added to Channel 88
July 1st, 2011Another 19 new shows added to Channel 88, including “Love Bites” on NBC, and “Expedition Impossible” on ABC, plus new shows on Animal Planet and Discovery. Total shows now 432.
7 new shows added
June 25th, 2011Where are all these new shows coming from? Who can keep up? Channel 88 can. Channel 88 has been updated again, and now includes 416 shows (7 new ones).
Find Your New TV Shows
June 18th, 2011Channel 88 has been updated to include all the latest new TV shows, including “Falling Skies”. Use Channel 88 to find the channels these shows are on (SD and HD). Channel 88 now includes 409 shows.
“Word World’s” latest milestones
April 22nd, 2011“Word World” has achieved these word data milestones: word groups > 6,000 and word entries > 18,000 (avg. of 3 words per group).
listings on “shareware” websites
April 8th, 2011All 4 Dr Jeff apps are now listed on these “shareware” websites, with free downloads of the “demo” versions, plus links to Dr Jeff site for purchase of “full” versions:
1. CNET 2. Softpedia 3. Brothersoft 4. Soft82
Please visit these sites and rate the Dr Jeff apps (5 stars, please).
Added 2 new sections to “Word World”
October 20th, 2010Added 2 new sections to “Word World”:
1. “E before I” words (all the Exceptions to “I before E”) — in “Vowels” category
2. Latin/common abbreviations (i.e., e.g., et al., etc.) and their meanings — in the “References” category
