Just a quick word that Pagico for Desktop will work great with the upcoming OS X 10.9 Mavericks. In addition, we have been working very hard in the past few weeks to bring you some very exciting updates to Pagico. Stay tuned! Ryo
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Today we’re excited to bring you another minor update to Pagico for Desktop v6.3. In this new release (revision 1486), we made a few bug fixes and user experience improvements. Here’s what’s new: Added a new clean-up date option: 7 days Implemented support for Notification Center on Mac OS X 10.8* Improved the way alarms […]
Dear all, The U.S. East Coast workspace server will be briefly brought down for a scheduled maintenance on August 26th 23:00 Eastern Standard Time. The maintenance will further improve the workspace server capacity and performance, and it should take no more than 30 minutes. This maintenance is only involving the East Coast server. Those of […]
Dear all, Earlier today we discovered a serious bug in our workspace sync algorithm. The issue is very serious as it may cause data loss during workspace syncs. As a result, we’ve made necessary changes to our workspace servers and we’re also releasing a quick update to our Pagico for Desktop clients. The new version […]
Today (July 15th), we are 6 years old! At this moment, we’d like to share our joy with you! To celebrate our 6th anniversary, we’re putting Pagico for Desktop and Pagico Plus for iOS on sale (up to 33% off) for a week. This discount starts on July 15th and ends on July 21st (midnight, EST). The price will […]
We’re excited to let you know that Pagico for Desktop v6.3 just got extensively covered by the Mac.AppStorm team and received an excellent, 8 out of 10 rating! Here are some remarks from the review article: [Pagico] is great for managing your own personal projects or working with a large team on collaborative projects. We […]
Due to the terrible web server incident that took place on June 30th, we decided to migrate our web server to a new service provider. The server switch was executed on July 4th midnight (EST), which is a relatively low-traffic period.The entire switch took about 4-6 hours, with our services mostly uninterrupted. By “mostly”, we […]