Showing posts with label Blogger Client. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blogger Client. Show all posts

Thursday, September 19, 2013

Blogaway 5.3 available on the Play store

Blogaway for Android 5.3 is a minor update with a few bug fixes. We have fixed a few crashes, which could have probably frustrated you a bit a few times.

Release notes:
  1. Now supports browser based OAuth2
  2. Composing a post is now supported in any orientation. This is a step forward towards full-tablet support.
  3. We are working on full tablet support. But thought to first fix it for the compose screen. It might take a few weeks more for reaching there.
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Get it on Google Play

Wednesday, July 24, 2013

Blogaway update coming soon

Blogaway would be getting a UI overhaul soon. And we are sure you would love the update. Although it might take a little longer, a few weeks is what you might have to wait.

We have a huge list of features, bugs and improvements on our agenda. But it would be great if we hear feedback and feature requests directly from the users. Do leave your comments if you have any.

We won't keep you waiting for long though.

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Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Update - Blogaway 2.0

You can now use the comment feature to comment on posts right from your phone.

By default, the default account will be used to send/post the comment. If you have multiple accounts configured, there is a Spinner in which you can specify which account to use while commenting.

At present, anonymous comments are not allowed from the application, even if the post has permission.

The UI is very awkward now, with so many activities till you reach the posts screen, or the comment screen. So, I will be concentrating on the UI for the next release, so that it is simple to use.

Saturday, October 31, 2009

Blogaway 2.0 uploaded

New Features
- Set default blog and default account
- Create posts with labels/tags
- Save posts to phone for later publishing
- View comments on posts

Upcoming Features
- Add comments to posts
- Delete accounts, posts, feeds


Known Issues
- Some posts which are created using a blogger client would fail to load properly because of mal-formed HTML structure.