Yearly Archives: 2009

I released DroidIn v. 1.1.6 for both paid and lite flavors. This release fixes some visual deficiencies and introduces some rudimentary page caching. Generally when accessed, page is cached for 10 min which should make browsing a little more efficient. … Continue reading →

Looking through the feedback I noticed this post Even though I’m a pretty heavy linkedin user, up-to-the-minute status updates are just unnecessary and add clutter to my notifications. baaj There are settings for DroidIn that you can set to get … Continue reading →

Today I released DroidIn – 1.1.4 for both paid and lite version. This is the last version I’m releasing under Android 1.1 all the follow up version will be compiled with A 1.5 “Cupcake”. This release fixes long outstanding issue … Continue reading →

I’m releasing yet another bugfix update. Thanks to user who wasn’t lazy and communicated problem by email I was able to fix “page not found” bug that was occurring due to the fact that Android 1.1 vs Android 1.5 treat … Continue reading →

I just released DroidIn v. 1.1.2. This update has some important bug fixes such as getting “Page not available” on initial load as well as some performance-related tweaks. Please let me know of any problems

What I really dislike in Android Market feedback is style of comments where people would trash your app and complain but will not give even a slightest hint on what the problems are. I don’t mind good beating, I don’t … Continue reading →

I’m very excited to announce that DroidIn is now have “Updates” features as well as some UI upgrades and new configuration screen. Here is a short scoop: Updates will allow you to receive notifications in the title bar the same … Continue reading →

Thanks to Android Silicone Valley’s Austine Teames who generously donated DroidIn.com to this project. Check out his new cool site here

So you have paid and free version of the same app and you want to deploy both to the Android Market (AM). There you’ll have a nasty surprise – AM wants to identify your app by its package and you … Continue reading →