Ever since the initial release of the very first WeatherBug iPhone application, there has been some question as to what exactly makes us “different” from the other guys on this platform. After all, we’re just “reporting the weather”, right? How could one company provide a better experience with regard to the weather more so than [...]
As promised in our previous post on WeatherBug for the iPhone, the follow-up video demonstrating the best WeatherBug Elite has to offer. In this video below, I demonstrate the WeatherBug Elite maps in action, show off the ability to animate real time weather events such as rain fall, temperature changes and even wind speed.
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As those of you who follow this blog might already know, WeatherBug is all about ongoing releases and updates to the WeatherBug iPhone app. This month, WeatherBug has launched not only an update to their existing application, but also a new version that has added functionality not found in the free application.
In the video posted [...]
The latest WeatherBug iPhone app is out! You made it clear the changes you wanted to see take place within the application and WeatherBug heard you loud and clear. Here are some of the most important changes WeatherBug is proud to present.
1) Conditions and Forecast data is now cached for offline [...]
With Apple’s latest iPhone release, the new iPhone App Store has been all the rage. Well as it turns out, one of our entries to the WeatherBug API Contest was an iPhone application that not only adds a whole new dimension to uploading photos to Flickr, it does so while providing a tag relating to [...]
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