Marc Culler and I have released version 1.5 of SnapPy, which you can get from the usual place. The main new feature is greatly improved manifold censuses, including the ability check if a given manifold is in one; here are many examples of now to use the new censuses.
I never blogged about version 1.4, since while there were major changes they were mostly under the hood, principally moving to the current version of IPython and making snappy (mostly) compatible with Python 3.2.
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