One of the leading Push notifications providers, Push IO, announced that they are releasing full support for push notifications in the Windows 8 operating system. According to the company brochure, Push IO offers its users a plethora of hosted services that will allow them to take advantage of the live tile features and the toast notifications of the Windows 8 operating system. Push IO offers all these services without the need for scaling or maintaining the backend infrastructure and this is a real advantage when one considers other options.
An excited Co-founder and CEO of Push IO Dan Burcaw was quoted saying enthusiastically about their recent venture, “We're excited by the tremendous opportunity that support for Windows 8 represents and look forward to welcoming a whole new class of apps to our platform, Our customers love the ability to use one service to target all their users regardless of device." According to the Windows 8 support site, the Push IO application also supports devices running on Windows Phone 8, iOS and Android operating system.
One of the main advantages of using the Push IO system is that it supports a variety of capabilities like support for live tiles, toast notifications, advanced segmentation with query logic, app analytics, location services, real time engagement tracking etc. John Richards, the senior Director of Windows App Marketing, commented on the Windows 8 support of Push notifications as, "Push notifications for Windows Store apps give apps a powerful way to stay fresh and engage users, In our fast-paced industry, services like Push IO provide app builders tools to take advantage of features like live tiles with ease." From the words of John, one could assume that the app developers will be more than happy for the support Push IO offers for the Windows operated devices.
According to the portfolio managers of Push IO, the company has been providing dedicated services to its customers in the field of broadcast, sports and entertainment for a long time and they are happy to enter in the smart phone market through the Windows 8 operating system. The SaaS feature of Push IO offers the users high standard solutions and the company will be able to service a wider audience including game publishers, independent developers etc. if you would like to know more about the features of Push IO in Windows 8, visit the Microsoft support page for Windows 8.
An excited Co-founder and CEO of Push IO Dan Burcaw was quoted saying enthusiastically about their recent venture, “We're excited by the tremendous opportunity that support for Windows 8 represents and look forward to welcoming a whole new class of apps to our platform, Our customers love the ability to use one service to target all their users regardless of device." According to the Windows 8 support site, the Push IO application also supports devices running on Windows Phone 8, iOS and Android operating system.
One of the main advantages of using the Push IO system is that it supports a variety of capabilities like support for live tiles, toast notifications, advanced segmentation with query logic, app analytics, location services, real time engagement tracking etc. John Richards, the senior Director of Windows App Marketing, commented on the Windows 8 support of Push notifications as, "Push notifications for Windows Store apps give apps a powerful way to stay fresh and engage users, In our fast-paced industry, services like Push IO provide app builders tools to take advantage of features like live tiles with ease." From the words of John, one could assume that the app developers will be more than happy for the support Push IO offers for the Windows operated devices.
According to the portfolio managers of Push IO, the company has been providing dedicated services to its customers in the field of broadcast, sports and entertainment for a long time and they are happy to enter in the smart phone market through the Windows 8 operating system. The SaaS feature of Push IO offers the users high standard solutions and the company will be able to service a wider audience including game publishers, independent developers etc. if you would like to know more about the features of Push IO in Windows 8, visit the Microsoft support page for Windows 8.
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