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Android App. and Win Mobile App.

MotoGenius 824 posts since

Mar 5, 2009

I like the capability to respond via my email enabled phone when I'm out and about.Unfortunately this means you have to start the conversation before you leave the house andyou can't see the discussion in context so you have to use your memory so you don't soundstupid.

Enter Android. I have a Motorola CLIQ with MOTOBLUR from T-Mobile. I've looked at oursite through the phone's browser. Other than it taking a while to load and it saying we don'thave a certificate from an approved Certificate Authority(which is by the way untrue) it is afairly pleasant experience but it's left me wanting more.

I can visit T-Mo's forums right from their T-Mobile My Account app which is available freefrom Android Marketplace. The application(is fairly simple and I can easily search forcontent, post a new thread, look at response and then respond again while I am away frommy computer. I don't get the frills but I get more freedom to be where I want. The app is

integrated with *name that shouldn't be mentioned* . You're welcome to check it out on aCLIQ, a my Touch or a G1.

For a Jive Android app. I'd like the following:

Homescreen widget

Status bar Notification or widget notification for thread I authored

Status bar Notification or widget notification for threads I participated in.

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olivia.teich 105 posts sinceAug 17, 2009 1. Re: Android App. and Win Mobile App. Oct 31, 2009 11:55 AM

Hi Mark,

We just released several improvements to community access via (mobile) email, as well asour first native mobile application (for the iPhone) with version 4.0. You can now receive thefull content of any post right in the body of the email and reply to that message right fromyour email client. We have also significantly improved the readability and threading of thosemessages. With the add-on Mobile Module, you can also now author new content by email(letting you start a conversation after you've left the house), either from the footer of anynotification you've already received, or by downloading/sending vcards for any place to youraddress book. (If you are running an older version of SBS, there is also a way to create newcontent by email with the Advanced Email Plugin.)

As for additional native mobile apps, we are looking next at the Blackberry and will beexploring solutions for Android too as demand grows. Hearing which features you'd like inthat app is very helpful and I've recorded them for the future.

Thanks!

Olivia

jochemd 250 posts sinceMay 6, 2009 2. Re: Android App. and Win Mobile App. Oct 31, 2009 12:04 PM

Olivia Teich wrote on 10/31/2009 7:55 PM:

Android App. and Win Mobile App.

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We just released several improvements to community access via (mobile)email, as well as our first native mobile application (for the iPhone) withversion 4.0. You can now receive the full content of any post right in thebody of the email and reply to that message right from your email client.We have also significantly improved the readability and threading of thosemessages.

What exactly did you do for the threading? I have been trying to find

out for a week (see http://www.jivesoftware.com/jivespace/thread/50602)

whether you actually implemented RFC 2822 section 3.6.4 so that real

threading is enabled, or whether you have merely implemented 'grouping

by subject' (which we already had with the Advanced Email plugin).

olivia.teich 105 posts sinceAug 17, 2009 3. Re: Android App. and Win Mobile App. Oct 31, 2009 12:27 PM

Thanks for bringing that thread to my attention. Jochem. I have posted a reply there and willfurther explore with our dev team.

tilman 28 posts sinceDec 12, 2008 4. Re: Native Blackberry App Apr 6, 2010 7:05 AM

When are you planning to release the native Blackberry app?

wengla02 139 posts sinceNov 18, 2008 5. Re: Android App. and Win Mobile App. Nov 2, 2009 11:33 AM

+1 here. We are Sprint, and cannot talk about the iPhone. We are heavily invested in WMand Android and would love a mobile client for either of these platforms.

Or, even properly skinned template (see vBulletein) for WebKit or Plain Text lofi browsers.

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MotoGenius 824 posts sinceMar 5, 2009 6. Re: Android App. and Win Mobile App. Nov 2, 2009 11:40 AM

Thanks William!

Mark

MotoGenius 824 posts sinceMar 5, 2009 7. Re: Android App. and Win Mobile App. Dec 29, 2009 11:39 AM

William-

Where does Android OS rank in your visits? It's 3rd now for us between Windows and Mac.4th is Linux and 5th is iPhone.

Mark

wengla02 139 posts sinceNov 18, 2008 8. Re: Android App. and Win Mobile App. Dec 29, 2009 12:49 PM

Strictly on the Jive platform we see 3.04% of our traffic from Android platforms -- 3rd place. iPhone comes in 6th at 0.33% after Linux and Undefined -- per Google Analytics.

MotoGenius 824 posts sinceMar 5, 2009 9. Re: Android App. and Win Mobile App. Jan 7, 2010 10:53 AM

Any status on an Android App? Move over Blackberry and iPhone...

Mark