Billings Pro Touch 1.8 is now available in the App Store and it’s a sight for sore eyes. There are a few bug fixes, but this release is really meant to update the app for iOS 7’s design ethic.
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DMA now loads plugins from Daylite, as I discovered when WebConnector gave me an update notice as I relaunched Mail.
Did you get it yet? I like that all Daylite components let you know about updates, so you get them sooner than previous versions. Daylite, Daylite Server, Daylite Mail Assistant, and Daylite Touch have all been updated.
Another Industry Pack for Daylite has been released, this one targeting users in the financial services industry.
Don’t let the copyright dates fool you: the version of Billings Pro released today is the latest available.
I’m regularly asked “Should I upgrade to Daylite 5?” and my answer boils down to “It depends.” Here are some reasons for making the jump.
Oodles of bugs have been fixed in all components of Daylite in today’s release of Daylite 5.0.3 and Daylite Touch 5.0.2.
Billings Pro 1.7 has been released and with it comes the announcement that Snow Leopard will not be supported going forward.
Two new Industry Packs for Daylite have been released, one for wedding photographers and another for designers, and the Marketcircle Help Centre has been updated to put them front-and-centrecenter.
Repeating tasks are a great new feature in Daylite 5; they’re a great way to make sure you are taking action on a consistent schedule, an important consideration when trying to design systems. Every once in a while you might find it’s not necessary to complete a task—do you just delete the task?
