Yammer 2.0 For The iPhone Finally Pushes Past The App Store Watchmen
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The big addition here is Push Notifications. This is really a key feature since you now can see whenever someone in your network says something without having to open the app. And there are Push settings to allow you to see all messages, replies to you, direct messages, “liked” items, bookmarked items, events, and editorial items — and combinations of any of those. You can also set whether or a not a sound plays when the notification comes in (it seems to say “Yam”), and set “quiet” times; times when you don’t want to get any notifications (such as at night).
Here’s a little refresher of the other new features:
- A completely revamped compose area, including the auto-saving of drafts
- A landscape mode option
- A new camera option to attach images to Yammer messages
- A new section to see replies to you
- Much better performance since old messages are now cached
- The ability to see conversation threads
The app remains free. If you use Yammer and have an iPhone, this is clearly a must have. You can find it here.
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