Spring Signage are pleased to announce Xibo for Android v1.7 R61. This release works with Xibo CMS versions 1.4, 1.6, 1.7 and has legacy mode for 1.8.
Features and Issues resolved in this release:
- Updated network connection libraries for improved stability on slow or unreliable networks
- Automatically enable/disable the Wifi connection after an extended period of failed connections
- A fix for the settings page when connected to a 1.8 CMS
Download Xibo for Android R61.
Download Xibo for Android R61 for DSDevices.
Instructions for upgrading from an earlier release can be found in the FAQ. It’s also well worth having a look at the Knowledge Base.
If you have a white label build of the application it is available in your account.
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