Junecloud updates Deliveries with an iOS 8 Notification Center widget and more
One of my favorite apps, the powerful package tracker Deliveries, has just taken a big step forward with an update to version 6.0.
Most importantly, along with a slight name change, the app is now ready for the latest Apple hardware and software. It’s fully optimized for the higher resolution screens of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, and even features a landscape view on those handsets.
With the new Notification Center widget, you can check the status of deliveries without even having to open up the app.
It’s also faster to enter deliveries into the app with the new and improved barcode scanner. And with an app extension in Safari, you can also add deliveries with just a few taps.
Here’s a list of other changes:
• Dynamic type: Deliveries will now show larger or smaller text based on your settings.
• Fewer password hassles: if you have a junecloud.com password saved in Safari, the app will now ask if you’d like to use that when you install it for the first time. If you create an account in the app, your password is saved to your iCloud Keychain so you can log into the site quickly on your Mac. You can also use 1Password’s iOS 8 extension to fill in passwords faster than ever.
• Automatic favorite services: they’re now selected for you as you use them. If one shows up that you don’t need to see anymore, just swipe it and tap to hide it.
A universal app designed for the iPhone/iPod touch and iPad/iPad mini, Deliveries can be downloaded now on the App Store for $4.99. You’ll need to have iOS 8 or later installed.
If you’re interested in other similar apps, take a look at our AppList of Shipment Status Apps.
For other app news today, see: Garfield Kart racing game gets Fast & Furry free-to-play follow-up, Backflip Studios releases NinJump Dash featuring real-time multiplayer rooftop races, and Experience more Dumb Ways to Die in this mini-game collection sequel.