Articles Tagged ‘push notifications’
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Verbs Gets An Update, Adds Push Notifications (As An In-App Purchase)
BY Joe White on Sat July 02nd, 2011
Verbs ($2.99), the instant messaging application for the iPhone and iPod touch, has recently received an update. The new version (2.0) brings a variety of changes - however, if you want two of the best new features, you're going to have to pay a little extra.
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All You Need To Know About iOS 5's WWDC Preview
BY A.T. Faust III on Mon June 06th, 2011
Apple's new iOS 5 features are many in number and awesome by nature. Read on for the full preview.
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How-To: CamTwist & iCam - Receive Push Notifications For Just About Anything
BY Rob M on Sun May 08th, 2011
Want to learn how to leverage push notifications to do things like monitor your Mac, your webcam, and more? If this describes you, iCam is your solution.
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Concept iOS Notification System Impresses, May Be Partially Correct
BY A.T. Faust III on Mon May 02nd, 2011
Independent designer Andreas shows off his take on the purported iOS 5 notification system redesign.
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Bringing Push Notifications Beyond iOS Apps: Take A Look At The "Snail Mail Push Alerts" Project
BY Casey Tschida on Sat January 22nd, 2011
Apple's Push Notifications offer the efficient capability for us to keep track of everything going on with our apps, whether it be email, SMS, game invitations, to-dos, weather, alarms, tweets, and nearly anything else you could probably imagine. Speaking of "push" creativity, MAKE Magazine's Matt Richardson shares an interesting project of getting a push notification upon delivery of his physical "snail mail."
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GPush Service Scheduled To End December 31
BY Joe White on Sun December 26th, 2010
The once-popular iOS application, GPush, is scheduled to shut down as of December 31, 2010. Before the days of Google’s own push notification service, GPush provided Google Mail users with notifications for incoming e-mail. Read on to find out more ...
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iOS 101: Configuring Email - The Power Of Push
BY Joe White on Fri December 03rd, 2010
If you’re new to the iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, then you’ve probably got over a hundred questions regarding your shiny, new device. Here at AppAdvice, we strive to answer them one question at a time, each and every day. This is iOS 101, and class is about to begin.
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Boxcar Updated - Adds Several Great New Features!
BY Joe White on Mon November 15th, 2010
The popular iOS app, Boxcar, has just received a great new update. Read on to find out what's new ...
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Hotmail Users To Get Exchange ActiveSync - Will Push Hotmail To Your iPhone
BY Joe White on Fri August 27th, 2010
Hotmail users will be pleased to know that their email service is finally getting ActiveSync support this Monday. Read on to find out more...
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Google Mobile App Updated - Push Notifications For Gmail And Calendar
BY Joe White on Mon August 23rd, 2010
The popular Google Mobile App has just received an update that allows push notifications to be sent for Gmail and calendar entries! Read on to find out more...
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Boxcar Gets iPad Support, All Services Are Now Free
BY Tyler Tschida on Fri June 04th, 2010
Boxcar, the push-enabling iPhone app, has been given iPad support. To top it off, all services are now available for free.
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QuickAdvice: LetMeKnow - Push Mail, Twitter, Facebook, and More on your iPhone
BY Staff Writer on Mon April 12th, 2010
LetMeKnow sends you push notifications for tons of different services including Mail, Twitter, Facebook, Craigslist, Weather and RSS feeds. It's free too, click through to find out more!
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Review: Words With Friends - Plus Words With Friends HD, iPad App Details
BY Robb Lewis on Tue March 30th, 2010
Like word games? Love beating strangers at games? How about playing 20 games at the same time? Words With Friends is definitely for you. Word of warning; it's addictive.
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Pushme.To Gets A Lite Free Version & A Model
BY Alexander Vaughn on Wed March 03rd, 2010
The developers of Pushme.to have just released a free, ad-supported version of their Push Notification app/web platform for the iPhone. Pushme.to lite, just like the original Pushme.to, provides you with your own web page (pushme.to/nickname) or facebook widget from
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Pushme.To Gets Image Support & A Facebook Widget
BY Alexander Vaughn on Wed February 10th, 2010
Remember the great Pushme.to? If you don't, Pushme.to is an app/web platform that provides you with your own web page (pushme.to/nickname) from which anybody can send you text messages in the form of push
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Manage Your Bills In Style With Bills ~ On Your Table
BY Tyler Tschida on Tue February 02nd, 2010
About a month ago, PoweryBase called on all of our AppAdvice readers to help test their new bill tracking iPhone and iPod touch app, Bills ~ On your table, to ensure it was bug-free, or
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Why Jailbreak: QuickReply
BY Adam Blair on Sun January 24th, 2010
QuickReply fixes the all-too-common problem of those text messages that interrupt everything.
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Yelp v4.0 Allows You To Be More Social With The Addition Of Check-Ins
BY Tyler Tschida on Sat January 16th, 2010
Yelp v4.0 is now available, which is intended to help make all of you already overly social iPhone users even more social with a new check-in feature. Check-ins are a way for you to share your
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Pushme.to Gets You Pushed From A Web Page
BY Alexander Vaughn on Fri January 15th, 2010
What if anyone could send you push notifications from their browser? Well, Pushme.to does just that. It provides you with your own web page (pushme.to/nickname) from which anybody can send you text messages in form of
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Facebook v3.1.1 Fixes Contact Syncing Issue, But Still No Push Sounds
BY Tyler Tschida on Thu January 07th, 2010
The excitement surrounding yesterday's Facebook v3.0 update rapidly turned into frustration for many users after both of the app's new features ended up not working exactly as described, which has forced the company to issue
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