Singapore Airlines launches new Mobile App

Singapore Airlines has launched an all-new mobile app for both Apple and Android smartphones, as well as for the Apple Watch. Introducing a redesigned user interface with new features, the app aims to provide a functional and seamless user experience.

Features include a contextual homepage that displays the most relevant information about upcoming trips. A new ‘My Trips’ page keeps necessary information such as flight dates and booking references at the customer’s fingertips, while also providing customised images that offer a sneak preview of what to expect during upcoming flights.

Upon launching the app, users will be greeted by a clean and contemporary interface. Panoramic photos have also been infused into the design layout to render a modern and sleek look.

Customers can look forward to an integrated flight schedule and booking widget that enables faster and easier bookings of flights, as well as a widget that displays current flight status.

KrisFlyer members will also be able to view their membership details such as miles and tier info in an easy-to-read design. Further enhancements will also be rolled out progressively to the app.

Apple Watch users can also look forward to features such as Glance View, incorporating trip reminders and up-to-date information such as when counters are ready for check-in.

“Singapore Airlines is continually transforming in order to stay at the forefront of airline innovation, and we are confident that our latest mobile offerings with a wide array of useful tools and convenient features will help us achieve just that,” said SIA’s Divisional Vice President Sales & Marketing, Mr Foo Chai Woo.

Built in conjunction with Mobile Travel Technologies Ltd, the new Singapore Airlines app is available for download at the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store.

This new app is one of the improvements that will be made progressively as part of Singapore Airlines’ efforts to improve customers’ experiences across digital touchpoints.

Singapore Airlines launches new Mobile App

Singapore Airlines has launched an all-new mobile app for both Apple and Android smartphones, as well as for the Apple Watch. Introducing a redesigned user interface with new features, the app aims to provide a functional and seamless user experience.

Features include a contextual homepage that displays the most relevant information about upcoming trips. A new ‘My Trips’ page keeps necessary information such as flight dates and booking references at the customer’s fingertips, while also providing customised images that offer a sneak preview of what to expect during upcoming flights.

Upon launching the app, users will be greeted by a clean and contemporary interface. Panoramic photos have also been infused into the design layout to render a modern and sleek look.

Customers can look forward to an integrated flight schedule and booking widget that enables faster and easier bookings of flights, as well as a widget that displays current flight status.

KrisFlyer members will also be able to view their membership details such as miles and tier info in an easy-to-read design. Further enhancements will also be rolled out progressively to the app.

Apple Watch users can also look forward to features such as Glance View, incorporating trip reminders and up-to-date information such as when counters are ready for check-in.

“Singapore Airlines is continually transforming in order to stay at the forefront of airline innovation, and we are confident that our latest mobile offerings with a wide array of useful tools and convenient features will help us achieve just that,” said SIA’s Divisional Vice President Sales & Marketing, Mr Foo Chai Woo.

Built in conjunction with Mobile Travel Technologies Ltd, the new Singapore Airlines app is available for download at the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store.

This new app is one of the improvements that will be made progressively as part of Singapore Airlines’ efforts to improve customers’ experiences across digital touchpoints.

iPhone 6S’s alleged new material should prevent Bendgate

We’ve all heard of the Bendgate issues that previously plagued iPhone 6 Plus users, and if recent rumors prove true, the upcoming iPhone 6S and 6S Plus should already be able to withstand external pressure and make the device altogether sturdier.

iphone-6-bendgate

According to Economic Daily News, the next-gen iPhones will carry the company’s custom Series 7000 aluminum alloy seen on the Apple Watch Sport. This means it’s “60 percent stronger than most aluminum, and one-third the density of stainless steel” based on Apple’s website. It’s been reported to be the same material used in competition bicycles, meaning it is also lightweight.

In addition to the characteristics of Series 7000 aluminum, their site also mentions that it goes through a process where they are machined and polished, then blasted with microscopic zirconia beads to achieve a consistent, satin texture. A special anodizing process then creates a hard, clear outer layer that helps protect against scratches and corrosion.

If this kind of material indeed makes its way to the next iPhones, then Bendgate would be a thing of the past. Although just like any other rumors do take these with a grain of salt as nothing is official until they are truly official.

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iPhone 6S’s alleged new material should prevent Bendgate

We’ve all heard of the Bendgate issues that previously plagued iPhone 6 Plus users, and if recent rumors prove true, the upcoming iPhone 6S and 6S Plus should already be able to withstand external pressure and make the device altogether sturdier.

iphone-6-bendgate

According to Economic Daily News, the next-gen iPhones will carry the company’s custom Series 7000 aluminum alloy seen on the Apple Watch Sport. This means it’s “60 percent stronger than most aluminum, and one-third the density of stainless steel” based on Apple’s website. It’s been reported to be the same material used in competition bicycles, meaning it is also lightweight.

In addition to the characteristics of Series 7000 aluminum, their site also mentions that it goes through a process where they are machined and polished, then blasted with microscopic zirconia beads to achieve a consistent, satin texture. A special anodizing process then creates a hard, clear outer layer that helps protect against scratches and corrosion.

If this kind of material indeed makes its way to the next iPhones, then Bendgate would be a thing of the past. Although just like any other rumors do take these with a grain of salt as nothing is official until they are truly official.

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The post iPhone 6S’s alleged new material should prevent Bendgate appeared first on YugaTech | Philippines, Tech News & Reviews.

iPhone 6S’s alleged new material should prevent Bendgate

We’ve all heard of the Bendgate issues that previously plagued iPhone 6 Plus users, and if recent rumors prove true, the upcoming iPhone 6S and 6S Plus should already be able to withstand external pressure and make the device altogether sturdier.

iphone-6-bendgate

According to Economic Daily News, the next-gen iPhones will carry the company’s custom Series 7000 aluminum alloy seen on the Apple Watch Sport. This means it’s “60 percent stronger than most aluminum, and one-third the density of stainless steel” based on Apple’s website. It’s been reported to be the same material used in competition bicycles, meaning it is also lightweight.

In addition to the characteristics of Series 7000 aluminum, their site also mentions that it goes through a process where they are machined and polished, then blasted with microscopic zirconia beads to achieve a consistent, satin texture. A special anodizing process then creates a hard, clear outer layer that helps protect against scratches and corrosion.

If this kind of material indeed makes its way to the next iPhones, then Bendgate would be a thing of the past. Although just like any other rumors do take these with a grain of salt as nothing is official until they are truly official.

{Via}

The post iPhone 6S’s alleged new material should prevent Bendgate appeared first on YugaTech | Philippines, Tech News & Reviews.