Blog RSSDelivery Status Touch Brings Stylish Package Tracking to the iPad
Junecloud’s Delivery Status touch has been updated to Universal format to work on both the iPhone and iPad. With an overall rating of 4.5 stars for the current version and frequent appearances in the Top 100 in the Utilities category in the past 30 days, Delivery Status touch appears to be a hit among those who like to keep tabs on their packages.
On the iPad, the large screen is put to good use, showing a map of the package’s current location as well as a blue dot indicating your own location to illustrate how far it still needs to travel.
The “View details online” button will replace the map with a browser page showing the package’s details from the delivery company’s website.
While there isn’t much in the way of settings (you can only change the sort order of packages being tracked), the app continues to offer online synchronization so you can enter and view package data on the web through the Junecloud site, a free Dashboard widget (Mac OS 10.5 or later only), and through the iPad/iPhone app. With this sync feature, package information you enter on the web or through the Dashboard widget will appear automatically in the app on your iPad, and vice versa.
Delivery Status touch can track packages with a number of delivery services around the world – a full list is here.
If you want to share a package’s status, it’s possible to create an email within the app and send it on its way.
Delivery Status touch now costs $4.99, up from $2.99 prior to the Universal version, though we don’t begrudge Junecloud this price increase at all given the app’s functionality, style, and free synchronization feature.
4:09 am, July 7th, 2012
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