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Aurigma Up 1.11 is submitted for Apple review

The Aurigma Up 1.10 update was the largest one since its birth date and as many people experienced firsthand, it did not go well. A lot of end users complained that the app crashes on the launch while we could not reproduce the problem locally. We spend more than a week to figure out what is wrong. The app is on the way to the Apple's approval and meanwhile I am going to share what we learned from this incident.

Aurigma Up 1.11 is submitted for Apple review

What people who integrate Aurigma Up to a website say

Recently we had a conversation with a guy, Max Antipin, who integrated Aurigma Up with his file sharing service. He was very happy with it and we asked him to tell other people what he thinks about it.

New Aurigma Up Demo Applications

Today we released new sample applications for our Aurigma Up. Now they support multiple files selection and image/video recompression.

Aurigma Up 1.4 - resize photos before uploading them from iPhone/iPad/Android

Aurigma's developers know what is important to your business and your website's configuration, and the latest version of Aurigma Up they provide has greatly enhanced your control over the content that users upload to your website. Aurigma's Uploader Suite for PC/Mac has long provided the capability of allowing image resizing before uploading the image to your web server, which saves server bandwidth via client side resizing before uploading to the server.

HTML5 Uploader and Android 4.0.4

Just tried to upload files with our HTML5 Uploader on Motorola Zoom and it worked! It works really impressively like on desktop computers.

Aurigma Up 1.3 is available - iPad is supported now

Aurigma Up Version 1.3 offers several new features that users and developers have been clamoring for! Users—and developers alike for that matter—on both iOS and Android devices will see enhanced usability from Version 1.3.

Aurigma Up for Android is available

Until now, only iPhone users could take advantage of the intuitive capabilities of Aurigma's image uploaders. But in a recent survey of Aurigma Up users the consensus hands down as the most important thing that Aurigma could do to better serve the developer community was to offer an Android version of Aurigma Up to complement the existing iPhone version.

Aurigma Up is Multilingual Now

Multilingual version of Aurigma Up has just been approved in iTunes. So now iPhone users who use the following languages in their iPhones will see the user interface in their native language.