1.2.1 is the same as 1.2 except it has support for the iPhone and iPod touch when running iOS 4.0. I hope this is useful to you all.
A quick reminder or introduction to those who may have some questions on how to start out, you can look here or send me an email (folderapp@gmail.com) for additional help.
Thanks for using folder!
Edit: It's now a few days later and while my developer account with Apple agrees with the email I got, that 1.2.1 is live and has been for days, I have yet to be able to get 1.2.1 from iTunes. I'm working with apple to get this resolved, I will let you know when it has been taken care of.
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
1.2 live
Version 1.2 is now live on the app store.
The annoying rotation "empty folder" problem is fixed and emailing is alive and well.
One oddity is that for some reason it is only showing up as an iPad app and not allowing itself to be installed on an iPhone or an iPod touch. I know this works as I tested it on both, so I'll be investigating this and hopefully get this completed by the time that 4.0 is available to the general public next week. My apologies if this causes anyone any inconvenience.
In the meantime, enjoy the update. As always, feedback (both good and bad) is appreciated!
The annoying rotation "empty folder" problem is fixed and emailing is alive and well.
One oddity is that for some reason it is only showing up as an iPad app and not allowing itself to be installed on an iPhone or an iPod touch. I know this works as I tested it on both, so I'll be investigating this and hopefully get this completed by the time that 4.0 is available to the general public next week. My apologies if this causes anyone any inconvenience.
In the meantime, enjoy the update. As always, feedback (both good and bad) is appreciated!
Friday, June 11, 2010
1.2 submitted to apple.
I have submitted the new update to apple. I was only going to work on it a little this evening but I got carried away. =)
Here is the changes list:
- Added iPhone/iPod touch support (with iOS 4.0).
- Added emailing files option. (This isn't available on the iPod touch)
- Fixed a problem with the empty folder message unexpectedly showing on rotation.
- Updated the button naming and text status.
- Updated the app's icon.
I was more paranoid about testing this go around because of the rotation problem from last time. I am still surprised that nobody ever mentioned this problem, it was a bad oversight. My apologies if it caused anyone frustration.
I have moved the buttons around some and made the text a bit more explanatory. Here are some pictures of the app on the iPhone.
As always, comments, concerns and suggestions are welcome. Thanks for using folder!
Here is the changes list:
- Added iPhone/iPod touch support (with iOS 4.0).
- Added emailing files option. (This isn't available on the iPod touch)
- Fixed a problem with the empty folder message unexpectedly showing on rotation.
- Updated the button naming and text status.
- Updated the app's icon.
I was more paranoid about testing this go around because of the rotation problem from last time. I am still surprised that nobody ever mentioned this problem, it was a bad oversight. My apologies if it caused anyone frustration.
I have moved the buttons around some and made the text a bit more explanatory. Here are some pictures of the app on the iPhone.
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
iOS 4 and the next update
I wanted to say a couple of things regarding folder's next version.
First, I plan on getting email integration taken care of and implemented. If all goes well then this will be added in the next release.
With the changes in iOS 4 it will now be possible to make Folder for the iPhone/iPod touch. I will be doing this in the next update as a universal app. This will allow existing folder users to also use Folder on their iPod touch or iPhone and new users to get it for all platforms as well.
Additionally the icon has changed slightly since 1.1 and will be updated with the next release. Thanks to osxmagazine.com for the icon help!
Suggestions and criticism are welcome. Thanks for using Folder!
First, I plan on getting email integration taken care of and implemented. If all goes well then this will be added in the next release.
With the changes in iOS 4 it will now be possible to make Folder for the iPhone/iPod touch. I will be doing this in the next update as a universal app. This will allow existing folder users to also use Folder on their iPod touch or iPhone and new users to get it for all platforms as well.
Additionally the icon has changed slightly since 1.1 and will be updated with the next release. Thanks to osxmagazine.com for the icon help!
Suggestions and criticism are welcome. Thanks for using Folder!
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Update submitted
I have submitted a folder update to Apple which should address some concerns as well as make folder more desireable to use.
First, folder now makes it obvious that it is empty. You will see a notification in the title bar as well as a blue image that tells you folder is empty.
Second, there is now an edit button in the top left corner which will turn on delete mode. There is much confusion on deleting files right now and I would like to stress again that you CAN currently delete files from folder by swiping your finger across their names to bring up a delete button.
Third, a notification should always come up for any given type of file. For some files apple will not put up a "send" dialog even when they should, so I've added an alert that notifies you that folder cannot do anything with the file. Additionally some files have the option to "Quick Look" like Mail has.
Finally, I have added a preview mode for both documents and media files. This works similarly to mail with the exception that you have to turn on "preview" mode first. For example, I was able to preview xls, rtf, pdf, doc, mp3, wav and many other files through this viewer.
I have omitted the email option for now as we have had virtually no feedback on anyone interested.
Enjoy your folder and please drop me an email or post here with any suggestions!
First, folder now makes it obvious that it is empty. You will see a notification in the title bar as well as a blue image that tells you folder is empty.
Second, there is now an edit button in the top left corner which will turn on delete mode. There is much confusion on deleting files right now and I would like to stress again that you CAN currently delete files from folder by swiping your finger across their names to bring up a delete button.
Third, a notification should always come up for any given type of file. For some files apple will not put up a "send" dialog even when they should, so I've added an alert that notifies you that folder cannot do anything with the file. Additionally some files have the option to "Quick Look" like Mail has.
Finally, I have added a preview mode for both documents and media files. This works similarly to mail with the exception that you have to turn on "preview" mode first. For example, I was able to preview xls, rtf, pdf, doc, mp3, wav and many other files through this viewer.
I have omitted the email option for now as we have had virtually no feedback on anyone interested.
Enjoy your folder and please drop me an email or post here with any suggestions!
Friday, April 23, 2010
Update in progress
Thanks for visiting Folder's support site. I'd like to address some confusion that has been asked about.
First, when you initially start folder, your folder is empty. This is normal until you place something in your folder. The next version of Folder will show a message to you when your folder is empty. If you need to add something to your folder you can connect your iPad to iTunes and do so in the apps tab.
Second, there has been some confusion regarding some applications not being able to open a file even though the user expects this to work. If you have an instance where a file isn't opening in another program please email us about it and we will look into this for you.
Third, we will be adding an edit button for deleting files in the next version. Currently you can swipe your finger across a filename and a delete button will appear on the right. This works fine, but an edit button will help make this more clear.
Finally we have been considering adding an email option for files in folder. If you would like to see this please let us know.
Any additional feedback is welcome. Thanks again for using folder!
First, when you initially start folder, your folder is empty. This is normal until you place something in your folder. The next version of Folder will show a message to you when your folder is empty. If you need to add something to your folder you can connect your iPad to iTunes and do so in the apps tab.
Second, there has been some confusion regarding some applications not being able to open a file even though the user expects this to work. If you have an instance where a file isn't opening in another program please email us about it and we will look into this for you.
Third, we will be adding an edit button for deleting files in the next version. Currently you can swipe your finger across a filename and a delete button will appear on the right. This works fine, but an edit button will help make this more clear.
Finally we have been considering adding an email option for files in folder. If you would like to see this please let us know.
Any additional feedback is welcome. Thanks again for using folder!
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Welcome folder users!
You've found the support blog for the Folder iPad app! Check here for news or leave a comment and we will get back to you. Thanks for using Folder!
You can also reach us directly at folderapp@gmail.com
You can also reach us directly at folderapp@gmail.com
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