current mobile suite?

[CruisersConnect]

I believe 1.1.3 will be made available soon but I'll confirm that later...

Can we please get an update? Thank you!

[IBxAnders]

Can we please get an update? Thank you!

We are approximately, about 2 weeks away from releasing an update. I will confirm and update, sorry about the delay.

[CruisersConnect]

We are approximately, about 2 weeks away from releasing an update. I will confirm and update, sorry about the delay.

Thank you for this update. Will we also be seeing more updates more frequently after this next one? Does this mean the staffing/resourcing issue has been resolved? Thank you!

[pablo]

We are approximately, about 2 weeks away from releasing an update. I will confirm and update, sorry about the delay.

Great to see an update. Still it seems to have taken a long time to come to this.

I'm sorry to say but the fact that the mobile license expires every year, it doesn't seem to be in vBulletin's interest to release quickly.

[GHST]

We are approximately, about 2 weeks away from releasing an update. I will confirm and update, sorry about the delay.

Great to see an update. Still it seems to have taken a long time to come to this.

I'm sorry to say but the fact that the mobile license expires every year, it doesn't seem to be in vBulletin's interest to release quickly.

Yes, I do hope they continue to improve the app on a more consistent basis. The yearly renewal seems less and less appealing as we go along.

[edytwinky]

1.1.3 is in the process of final testing; it has much improved pagination and some bug fixes.

I never knew final testing would take two and a half months, probably more

[worried]

4 months have gone by without any upgrades.

[Trevor Hannant]

This isn't down to desire to bring in more money by not updating it but by resource issues as previously stated. I'm sure you've all seen that mobile developers have left...

[worried]

Thank you for letting us know. I hope you can replace them.

[CruisersConnect]

This isn't down to desire to bring in more money by not updating it but by resource issues as previously stated. I'm sure you've all seen that mobile developers have left...

Hello Trevor, I actually didn't notice that! Hahaha Are they going to be replaced by a whole new group of Mobile Developers? Thank you for the updates!

[Infopro]

Me either. Where's the thread on that at?

[mclark]

This isn't down to desire to bring in more money by not updating it but by resource issues as previously stated. I'm sure you've all seen that mobile developers have left...

Trevor and Support,

To pacify the forum and those who are using the mobile product, I recommend vbulletin extend the current license period for those who have purchased the product. We, the users, are not responsible for vbulletin's resource problems.

I purchased the mobile suite in May 2011. My license renews in May 2012. It's November 2011, 6 months after purchase, and I've seen 1 (one) update to the android product, another update to the form generator vbulletin uses to configure the app.

The current updates/upgrades for Android have not been made available due to "resource problems" for several months. But again, those resource problems are not the responsibility of the users who purchase the mobile product.

In the name of positive PR and good will, please pass forward that those who purchased the mobile license have their license extended for a few months because of the resource problems, or the license period does not run until vbulletin can fix the problem and get the necessary employees to support the mobile product.

I write this with all due respect and thank you for your consideration.

[Infopro]

I think this has been the opinion of all, even those with just vB forum classic, for a long time now, TBH. We bought a product and are now helping to finish it via the community. It's still not done even with all this community effort to date. Why not? And if it is a resource issue, that's not our problem thats a management problem. Either way, you have our money, the clock is ticking and the version keeps increasing toward the next full version and more money. More money that people are already choking on.

You don't make due with the Developers you have, you go out and hire more to get the job done. This is not an open source project. (although it plays one online here every day more and more it seems.)

[CEO254]

Why not release the source code? Perhaps some of us can fix these problems.

[CruisersConnect]

Trevor and Support,

To pacify the forum and those who are using the mobile product, I recommend vbulletin extend the current license period for those who have purchased the product. We, the users, are not responsible for vbulletin's resource problems.

I purchased the mobile suite in May 2011. My license renews in May 2012. It's November 2011, 6 months after purchase, and I've seen 1 (one) update to the android product, another update to the form generator vbulletin uses to configure the app.

The current updates/upgrades for Android have not been made available due to "resource problems" for several months. But again, those resource problems are not the responsibility of the users who purchase the mobile product.

In the name of positive PR and good will, please pass forward that those who purchased the mobile license have their license extended for a few months because of the resource problems, or the license period does not run until vbulletin can fix the problem and get the necessary employees to support the mobile product.

I write this with all due respect and thank you for your consideration.

I 100% agree and could not of said it any better!