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Uncategorized, app-service, mobile-services
Published • <1 min read
We are excited to bring you the latest release of our Mobile Apps iOS client SDK 3.2.0. We’ve added Refresh Token feature, updated with iOS 10 support, and made performance improvement.
Uncategorized, app-service, mobile-services
Published • <1 min read
We just rolled out .NET Mobile Client SDK 3.0.1 and Mobile SQLiteStore 3.0.1! We are out of beta, fixed the Android SQLiteStore dependency issue, and unified our .NET client SDK versions!
Uncategorized, mobile-services
Published • 2 min read
Azure Mobile Apps baked in refresh tokens to its authentication feature, and it is now so simple to keep your app users logged in.
Uncategorized, notification-hubs
Published • 2 min read
Now you can get detailed error feedback per push request from Platform Notification Systems when you push with Notification Hubs.
Uncategorized, notification-hubs
Published • 1 min read
Work with apns-priority with Notification Hubs to send prioritized APNS pushes to iOS devices.
Uncategorized, notification-hubs
Published • 1 min read
Azure Notification Hubs is announcing the Batch Direct Send feature, allowing notification sends directly to device tokens/channel uris.
Uncategorized, notification-hubs
Published • 2 min read
Notification Hubs recently enabled namespace-level tiers so customers can allocate resources tailored to each namespace’s expected traffic and usage patterns.
Published • 2 min read
Notification Hubs’ per message telemetry feature now supports scheduled send and the allowed device expiry (time to live) is extended to infinity.
Uncategorized, notification-hubs
Published • 4 min read
Here is an update on what our team has been working on for the past few months to deliver you a smoother developing experience and a set of handy features including: Per Message Telemetry, Multi-tenancy, Push Variables, Direct Send and more.
Published • 1 min read
Update Notification Hubs/Service Bus Namespace Type to “Notification Hub” and “Messaging” from “Mixed.”