Tag: Email - Latest Releases

May 25, 2012 - To help iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch users discover the latest and best-reviewed apps, Appsmack has announced the launch of its free email newsletter that brings news, reviews, and deals from top app websites directly to readers. Appsmack brings together the latest and most popular iPhone and iPad apps, highlighting apps and games users might have otherwise missed. The first newsletter will be sent June 5, and people can register for free starting today at the Appsmack website.

May 21, 2012 - Houston based J&H Web Technologies, LLC introduces Unlistr 1.0, a new first-of-its-kind privacy concscious app for iPhone and iPad. Unlistr makes it easier to opt-out and unsubscribe from email subscription spam in bulk. It was developed specifically to address the overwhelming amount of subscription spam email users receive daily from social networking websites, merchants and online retailers. Credentials don't leave the user's device and no third party "access" is granted to email or contacts.

May 21, 2012 - UK based Soluble Applications today announces MailShot Pro 2.0, the latest update to its popular group email application for iOS devices. MailShot Pro creates special contacts which send email to your entire group but look just like a regular contact, letting them be used freely from most apps on your device. This latest update allows MailShot contacts to be stored in Exchange address books for the first time, making the whole process transparent to the user.

May 18, 2012 - Indie developer John Parron has announced ContactLaunch 2.2 for iOS, an update to his face-based, Address Book/App Launcher app. Emphasizing faces, not names, the app features many ways to import photos. In addition, ContactLaunch can launch popular apps such as Skype, FaceTime, and 18 different Twitter clients, including such favorites as Tweetbot and Twitterrific. The app can also launch the iPhone's native Phone app, along with using iMessage to send SMS, and Mail to write an email.

May 17, 2012 - To help iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch users discover the latest and best-reviewed apps, Appsmack today announces the launch of its free email newsletter that brings news, reviews, and deals from top app websites directly to readers. Appsmack brings together the latest and most popular iPhone and iPad apps, highlighting apps and games users might have otherwise missed. The first newsletter will be sent June 5, and people can register for free starting today at the Appsmack website.

May 10, 2012 - Indie developer John Parron today announces ContactLaunch 2.2 for iOS, an update to his face-based, Address Book/App Launcher app. Emphasizing faces, not names, the app features many ways to import photos. In addition, ContactLaunch can launch popular apps such as Skype, FaceTime, and 18 different Twitter clients, including such favorites as Tweetbot and Twitterrific. The app can also launch the iPhone's native Phone app, along with using iMessage to send SMS, and Mail to write an email.

May 04, 2012 - The ascendance of smart phone domination in the computer market seems much more inevitable and imminent now that Opuis has released its brand new iExplorer application. A major improvement on the already dynamite iExplorer, this revved up new HD version is designed to be fully compatible with whatever iPhone or iPad you happen to be using, and makes even the most difficult task seem like a breeze. The brand new iExplorer packs a powerful punch.

May 02, 2012 - Qbikal Software has introduced FavesDial 1.0 for iOS, their utility app that lets users quickly connect with anyone by touching one of the four corners of that person's photo icon. Each corner launches a different, built-in service: Call, Text, Email, or FaceTime. With 11 backgrounds and 3 icon sizes, the app is a complete contact solution, eliminating the need to open many different apps. FavesDial features Retina display support, auto-sync, and multiple choices of info for each contact.

May 01, 2012 - Portland based Codehead, LLP has introduced ShareOver 1.0, a unique new social sharing app for Mac OS X. ShareOver makes social sharing a breeze. It enables users to share web pages, links, and online videos from any browser by dragging and dropping the favicon or the URL of the page to a convenient menu bar icon. ShareOver supports social sharing via email, Facebook, Twitter, Google , Reddit, Tumblr, and Delicious. Users can also save links to Read It Later and Instapaper.