Beiträge von fkm

  • QGetMobile: Manage downloads on iPhone/iPad/Android/Nokia

    Hi all,


    QGetMobile v1.5 is now live on the AppStore:
    http://itunes.apple.com/app/qgetmobile/id367241871?mt=8


    QGetMobile has (again) been greatly improved in this version, thanks to you! Many of those improvements come from user suggestions. So don't hesitate to contact me, either through QGetMobile (in Settings > About > Contact me) or through my website (http://dev.patey.net).


    It is now translated into 7 languages, and more are coming.
    There is also a new light theme, for those who didn't appreciate the dark one ;) This can be changed in the settings.


    Check out all the improvements:
    - Translated application to French, Dutch, German, Italian, Danish, Swedish
    - Added a "Light" theme (can be changed in the settings)
    - Improved application flow
    - Added some animations when changing screen
    - Improved error mechanism (show a message box with a detailed message)
    - Added RapidShare and HotFile support (set your credentials in the settings)
    - Split the "Searcher" configuration in 2 screens for clarification
    - Added a field to choose username/password when adding a new URL
    - Added a button to clear all finished downloads
    - Added confirmation when removing a server, bookmark, rss feed and searcher
    - Hide "Refresh" button when autorefresh is activated
    - Changed font to support special characters
    - Add number of new RSS items on login page (no need to log to your NAS !)
    - Added a button to log out of the current NAS in the settings
    - Autologin if only one server (can be disabled in the settings)
    - Improved download detection in the webview
    - Improved downloading from a RSS feed
    - Updated UI for iPhone 4 Retina Display


    Also, several bugs have been fixed:
    - Fix crash when entering an invalid RSS feed URL which prevented launching the application again
    - When "http://" isn't specified in the "Add Searcher from URL", the searcher can't be added
    - ActivityIndicator in top left corner may appear black on some iPhone (depending on iOS)
    - Cannot change the download folder
    - In some cases, RSS feed wouldn't allow downloading anything
    - Connection fails when used with a QNAP NMP-1000


    If you find any issue with this version or if you have suggestions, contact me!


    Let me know what you think of it !


    Cheers,
    Jérôme

  • QGetMobile: Manage downloads on iPhone/iPad/Android/Nokia

    Thanks.


    But sorry, QGetMobile isn't a Free software :) It was free at first, for several months (and is still free for WinMob and Symbian/Nokia), but now, it's paid-for (everyone has to live, right ?).


    Don't hesitate to suggest new features, even more for the iPad version (which is very new).


    Regards,
    Jérôme

  • QGetMobile: Manage downloads on iPhone/iPad/Android/Nokia

    Hi,


    I've developped a mobile application able to connect to your QNAP NAS and manage your downloads. It is called "QGetMobile" and is available on several platforms:


    - For iPhone, on the AppStore:
    http://itunes.apple.com/app/qgetmobile/id367241871?mt=8


    - For iPad, on the AppStore:
    http://itunes.apple.com/us/app…obile-hd/id382383150?mt=8


    - For Windows Mobile 6.x, on my website (http://dev.patey.net)


    - For Android 1.6 and after, on the Android Market


    - For Symbian Series 60 5th edition (touchscreen), on my website (http://dev.patey.net)


    A more detailed description here:


    QGetMobile allows you to connect to your NAS and manage your downloads. You will be able to add or remove files, but also check the speed or pause downloads.


    The included web browser will help you choose the file you wish to download with a single touch, and the smart search engine will allow you to look for any kind of file. New search engines can be added dynamically, so you will never miss your good old finder. Mininova is included by default!


    Morever, the built-in RSS reader helps you keep track of your software updates. You will be able to add new RSS feeds to QGetMobile and be notified of new files to download.


    Afraid to open your Download Station access to the Internet? QGetMobile handles both HTTP and HTTPS, so it is completely secure!


    A complete description is available on my website as well as other screen captures:
    http://dev.patey.net/qgetmobile.html




    Any comments are welcome !


    Thanks,
    Jerome