Monthly Archives: April 2012

IWGuide issue – new version on the way

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We are terribly sorry, but IWGuide version 1.2 has a bug that crash the application when you try to view a movie detail. The problem is due to a change last minute and unfortunately our testing missed it.

A new version: 1.2.1 has been submitted to the AppStore review and we have requested an expedited review. If the expedited review is approved, version 1.2.1 should hopefully appear on the AppStore a couple hours after the approval of that process.

Unfortunately there is no workaround for the problem, we sincerely apologize for the problem.

IWGuide 1.2 for Netflix is now available

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It was kind of fast! IWGuide 1.2 has been approved by the Apple App Review team and it should appear soon on the AppStore (free iPad application).

Beside the minor bug fixes in this version, IWGuide 1.2 now support the Retina display for the new iPad (new iPad / iPad 2012), and additionally IWGuide will add a visual indicator to movies that are newly listed in the latest issue of IWGuide.

The visual indicator for a newly listed movie looks like below:

IWGuide for Netflix doesn’t require a Netflix subscription, so if you are curious to see what’s available week after week on Netflix Instant Watch streaming, IWGuide is the solution. Download it for free now.

Below is a screenshot showing the “new” movie indicator when viewing a page. Notice the blue square badge for the movies:

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– Thor: Tales of Asgard

IWGuide Screenshot - New visual indicator

 

IWGuide 1.2 pending approval

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A quick update regarding IWGuide. A newer version has been submitted late last week for review to the AppStore team.

Beside the usual bug fixes, a new convenient feature has been added: movies that are new in the current issue of IWGuide will appear with a little badge over the movie poster.

Here is an example:

When that blue corner triangle is shown it indicates the movie was not listed in the previous IWGuide issue. This is a really convenient way to quickly see what Netflix did change in their catalog between two IWGuide issues.

If everything goes as expected, version 1.2 should appear in the AppStore toward the end of the week.