Pushwoosh

[...] GitHub repo. It is assumed that you have iOS sample application configured and receiving push notifications as per Native iOS Integration Guide. For our guide we will use the app with single View [...]

[...] topic in our Blog. Below you can find answers to the most frequently asked questions about push notifications in iOS8. Q: My application which is now in the App Store was built with iOS7 SDK, will it [...]

[...] created in WordPress. Control Panel: We’ve added the long-awaited functionality to filter push notifications in the Push History based on the source of their creation. The other feature we’ve been [...]

[...] sent through our push notification server, and counting! There are more than 6.400.000.000 push notifications as of today. We are very excited that with your help this new billion took us less than a [...]

[...] With the latest Pushwoosh SDK you can now track in-app purchases in your applications out of the box, which is a really [...]

[...] , but it was deprecated because of low demand. Today we are happy to officially release the Pushwoosh SDK for Nokia Asha devices, bringing Nokia back to the ranks of platforms supported by Pushwoosh. [...]

[...] Category ID as a value: When a push message containing a category ID arrives, Pushwoosh SDK displays the notification with a set of buttons this category contains. Buttons & [...]

[...] application start. If your iOS app does that, please make sure you update it with the latest Pushwoosh SDK from our GitHub repo in order to avoid possible errors. Besides, the latest SDK contains [...]

[...] were happy with what had been done. We have been so impressed by the service offered by the Pushwoosh team. It’s a pleasure to deal with them – nothing is ever too much hassle to sort out. [...]

[...] -notifications Meanwhile we are working hard on 2.5 release rolling out this week! Stay tuned. Pushwoosh Team [...]

[...] games in development and it became clear we wanted to benefit from this amazing work done by Pushwoosh team. It requires minimum efforts on our side and delivers functionality which is essential for [...]

[...] . It worked like a charm for us and we even received a personalized support service while the Pushwoosh team updated their WordPress plugin. I’m very satisfied with the service! Congrats, guys! [...]

[...] our Remote API even more secure. And faster! Two birds with one stone, huh? Go to your Pushwoosh Control Panel to check out our new API Access section. At the moment you can access Remote API with [...]

[...] text, bold headers, pictures and icons. All of them are added to the Advanced form of the Pushwoosh Control Panel to make it as simple as possible, without having to write the XML content. We help [...]

[...] Greetings, We have released a new update of the Pushwoosh Control Panel with quite a few new features we’ve been discussing with our community lately, and some [...]

[...] take care of current iOS badge values. All you have to do is: create an application in Pushwoosh Control Panel; click specify the Application Key and the API Master Secret, and click Migrate: After [...]

[...] on the Pushes page: Besides, as these messages are no longer saved, the response from the Pushwoosh API has changed as well. If the Debug Mode is turned OFF, and you send the /createMessage request [...]

[...] It took us just minutes! to integrate Pushwoosh API with our mobile apps’ backend CMS, and that’s because of their easy to follow API [...]

[...] . It is nice to have a reliable cross-platform plugin for Unity3D. We love that we can use the Pushwoosh API via our own server to customize push notifications as needed. Chad Antonson Purple Penguin [...]

[...] be saved in Pushwoosh with a Category ID. API When your application calls /registerDevice, Pushwoosh API returns the response that contains a list of available Categories with thier IDs and details [...]

[...] our Android Phonegap Cordova sample application to work with GCM! Just open this link in your Android Browser: http://www.pushwoosh.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/PushwooshTestApp.apk Or scan this QR [...]

[...] Phonegap Cordova sample application for Android on your device! Just open this link in your Android Browser: http://www.pushwoosh.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/PushwooshDemo.apk Or scan this QR code: [...]

[...] our Android Phonegap Cordova sample application to work with GCM! Just open this link in your Android Browser: http://www.pushwoosh.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/PushwooshTestApp.apk Or scan this QR [...]

[...] Phonegap Cordova sample application for Android on your device! Just open this link in your Android Browser: http://www.pushwoosh.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/PushwooshDemo.apk Or scan this QR code: [...]