Notification Configurator eNotify Updated To Add Additional Services And More
by Joe White
September 15, 2013
Developer Josh Pressnell has updated the $4.99 eNotify iOS app adding additional services in preparation for Apple's iOS 7.
As a reminder, we first told you about eNotify in relation to the Pebble smart watch. As a notification configurator for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch, eNotify allowed users of the intelligent wristwatch to set up push notifications for email services not supported by the official Pebble iPhone app.
Now, however, using changes made in iOS 7, eNotify is able to offer users push email support for Exchange Web Services (EWS) accounts. The app's developer explains:
The Exchange server notifies our server when new messages arrive using a private token, which is then passed along to the app via push notice. No account credentials, server information, or email data is ever passed to our server. This option finally delivers private and secure push messaging for Exchange EWS users and *dramatically* increases the battery life of the device.Further changes made in the latest version of eNotify, however, include:
The updated app, eNotify 3.6, reached the App Store yesterday. However, as of this writing, the free version of eNotify hasn't received the update. As mentioned, eNotify can be downloaded in the App Store for $4.99, and is optimized for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Check out the recently updated application now, or for more of our recent app news, see: Rdio Users Can Now Access 15 Twitter #Music-Generated Playlists, Quirky App Of The Day: Buy Low And Sell High In Pawn Stars, and Today's Best Apps: Metegol And Marvin For iPhone And iPod touch.
- Now supports text-to-speech for email alerts in iOS 7! You can configure certain email alerts to have the sender and subject read out loud.
- Updated to support iOS 7 user interface.