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T.O.V.A. 8.0 Release (June 10, 2011)
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Fixes
- PTE
   - Some bad calibrations are not being stored correctly
   - Test sometimes aborts after countdown
   - T.O.V.A. doesn't automatically startup for a PTE debug log
   - Interrupted PTE test data displays green check
   - Instruction audio delays start of test
- Tech Support Request will not send attachments containing nulls
- Check Hardware window hides after Check Microswitch
- Check Hardware Monitor calibration locks up device
- Closing screenshot dialog doesn't return Tech Support dialog
- Instruction audio comes back on after being turned off in same session
- Instructions don't appear for second round of testing
- Numerous UI fixes and improvements

Features
- New Hardware wizard to verify correct installation
- Page Up/Down keys work in report
- Improved PTE Mac audio support


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T.O.V.A. 8.0 Release (April 6, 2011)
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Initial release of the T.O.V.A. 8.0. There are just too many differences between the T.O.V.A. 7.3 and 8.0 to list, but here are some of the highlights:

- Completely new user interface, hardware, data storage, reports, credits system, and online help
- You can now administer a T.O.V.A. test without rebooting using the T.O.V.A. USB device and an external monitor (external A/V testing)
- Compatible with Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Windows 7 and now Mac OS X
- Improved individual and comparison reports
- Individual T.O.V.A. files now replaced with a searchable database
- Built-in export to spreadsheet for researchers
- Support for multiple security levels (running the T.O.V.A. with limited or restricted permissions)
- New HIPAA-compliance features
- Automatic updates
- Request technical support, clinical support, or customer service at the touch of a button

In fact, there's only one thing that hasn't changed: the T.O.V.A. test itself. It's still the most precise, accurate, and objective measure of attention in the industry.