Following on the heels of AccuWeather’s update for Windows Phone is WeatherBug, who lands at the 3.0 marker today. If you know updates, a whole number change means “big” and that’s the case here. How significant is this? Well, our records last show an update for this app back in May. Wait sorry, that’s May 2012. WeatherBug 3.0 has been completely overhauled and it’s more in line with...
It's been awhile since we've seen WeatherBug get an update, let alone a significant one. So it's nice to see version 2.0 finally (finally!) land in the Marketplace with some advanced Live Tile and Mango support. The full change log is as follows: Live Tiles - New standard live tile and Live Cam views. We've also added detailed one-day forecast and two-day summary forecast...
If you search the keyword "weather" over at the Windows Phone Marketplace it will yield you about one hundred results. Everything from Accuweather to Nude Beach Weather, the choices cover a lot of territory. But which one is the best? You've got Windows Phone weather apps that will deliver the basics such as your current conditions and an extended forecast. You also have weather apps...
Yes, like you our WeatherBug Live Tile had stopped updating quite a few days ago. And yes, probably like you we went with the Weather Channel's app as an alternative (see review). It turns out WeatherBug is well aware of the problem and it has to do with a bug related to interval times and updates. They seem to be on top of the issue, trying to resolve it with Microsoft. But until an...
One great way to make the most of your Windows Phone is to keep track of the weather. Weatherbug has been a staple application for me on Windows Mobile and has made the transition to Windows Phone 7. Weatherbug on Windows Phone 7 looks really good and takes full advantage of the Hub layout by offering a lot of weather information on the side-swipable pages. Throw in the live tile...
Hot on the heels of the WeatherChannel's new WP7 app comes rival WeatherBug (see video demo here for WP7). Not too much is given in the way of screenshots, except what we see above, but it looks like it will be a winner for its complete feature set. We know we've always liked Weatherbug on Windows Mobile and we're happy to see to them offer the same functionality on our new OS. Bonus...
We knew Weatherbug was being developed for Windows Phone 7 and now a video demo of the popular weather app has surfaced. The WP7 app will give you the option of having a live tile for Weatherbug on your home page that will display current conditions of any of your city locations. The live tile is updated with push notifications that includes alerts/badges for serious weather events...
Weatherbug has been a popular application for Windows Mobile and now it looks like it is on board for Windows Phone 7. In a recent interview over at Channel 9, Weatherbug developers talked about using Silverlight and Bing Maps with their mobile weather application. Weatherbug uses both Microsoft products in their website development and is having success moving Weatherbug over to WP7...
Weatherbug has been cranking out weather apps for years ranging from desktop widgets to mobile applications. They have recently released a Windows Mobile Professional version of their weather app, Weatherbug Mobile. The application puts a good bit of weather information at your fingertips. Features include: Live local weather from over 8,000 tracking stations Severe Weather Alerts in...
If you've been following our very own George Ponder's impressive "Weather App Smackdown! - Week o' Weather Apps", you will have learnt that there are plenty of options for weather on your WM device (in this case, WM Standard) and we haven't even touched the almighty "Weather Panel" (Hobbes will soon). Here's another for Standard and Pro called Weatherbug Direct. Best of all? Free (at...