Inside WeatherBug®

WeatherBug Maps Changes - Why The Changes Were Needed

Matt Hartley — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 19:54:43 +0000

Recently many WeatherBug users have noticed that the WeatherBug maps have been undergoing some fairly heavy visual changes. And in the WeatherBug forums, we have made sure everyone understood that the changes taking place are still in motion. So if there is something missing, there is a strong chance that WeatherBug can get it back [...]

WeatherBug Elite For The Palm Pre Has Arrived

Matt Hartley — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 23:22:43 +0000

As any mobile users will attest to, having access to the weather on your mobile phone is becoming as commonplace as using SMS or making phone calls. And Palm Pre users are certainly a big part of this equation as the phone continues to see new users each day. Well in this post I am proud [...]

Get Your WeatherBug On FiOS TV!

Matt Hartley — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 21:02:06 +0000

Unless you have been living in a cable induced cave lately, by now you have likely heard of Verizon’s FiOS offerings. To put it simply, Verizon FiOS brings broadband Internet and television to their customers’ homes using the very latest in fiber optic technology. Well now it seems I have yet another reason to investigate upgrading [...]

WeatherBug Elite - Best Mobile Consumer Application

Matt Hartley — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 23:39:41 +0000

BlackBerry users have been enjoying various WeatherBug application options for sometime now. In this spirit, today I am going to introduce you to the latest WeatherBug app for the BlackBerry platform. It is called WeatherBug Elite. Key Features Real-time weather alerts with BlackBerry Push Delivers lightning alerts using the WeatherBug Total Lightning Network (WTLN) Current temperature next [...]

Introducing WeatherBug Elite For Google Android

Matt Hartley — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 19:50:59 +0000

Those of you who own the Android powered G1 or myTouch mobile phones will be interested to know that the latest release of WeatherBug for your mobile platform has been released. Known as WeatherBug Elite, this version of the WeatherBug software for Android offers everything found in WeatherBug for Google Android, plus a number of additional [...]

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