A little while back we had the pleasure of announcing the beta of Iconify from Emacberry. After all the great feedback from you all, the CrackBerry community Matthias has updated Iconify with many features that were requested and plenty of bugs have certainly been worked out. You can get a look at the full list of fixes via the emacberry website but here is a rundown:
What's Fixed:
- Scroll behavior in the 'Edit IconifyLinks' improved.
- Fix for installation failures of the Link-Launchers
- Small performance improvements when a IconifyLauncher will be initialized
- Mail-Links support now any Contact PhoneNumber (to be used for SMS-Messages)
- Instructions can be turned ON/OFF in the 'General Iconify Options'
- Added a default Iconify-Application on the Homescreen (will open the Options)
- Scroll behavior in the 'Edit IconifyLinks' improved.
- Fix for installation failures of the Link-Launchers
Right now you can grab Iconify in two versions. The 15 link version ($1.99) means you'll be limited to 15 customized links or you could go for the 50 link version which, of course allows 50 to be created($3.99). But, Matthias was also kind enough to hook us up with 25 free copies to give to you all. Drop a comment on this post for your chance to win and good luck!
[Enter once folks, duplicate entries will be ignored. We'll draw up the winners in a few days]
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