After previously creating iBlessing (which they are now charging users $1 USD or NIS 3.6 instead of giving it away for free), the Jewish Learning Group has created a second iPhone app that informs you when you can eat meat after drinking/eating milk and cheese (or vice versa) in order to help keep you kosher.
The cool thing about this iPhone app (aside from being free) is that users can select how strict they are observing kosher law (at least with the milk) which then adjusts the clock to determine how long you have to wait before devouring the other food group.
There is no word on whether the Jewish Learning Group will be charging for this iPhone app in the future, although I do hope that they will consider creating more (as they are not only beautiful, but very user friendly).
The cool thing about this iPhone app (aside from being free) is that users can select how strict they are observing kosher law (at least with the milk) which then adjusts the clock to determine how long you have to wait before devouring the other food group.
There is no word on whether the Jewish Learning Group will be charging for this iPhone app in the future, although I do hope that they will consider creating more (as they are not only beautiful, but very user friendly).
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