glƏƏk! updated with ability to send images in Unification notifications.

glƏƏk!, probably the coolest Twitter client, got an update today with the ability to send images in Unification notifications. The latter is another app from glƏƏk! developers that brings a cross-device notification platform to Windows Phone devices. The latest update to glƏƏk! can be downloaded on the Windows Phone Store. The app cost $1.99. Check Out the Windows Phone Store live tile on your phone to download the update.

Download Unification for free.

Liquid Daffodil brings unified notification center to Windows Phone 8 for free.

At long last Windows phone gets a notification center that will put an end to complaints of the lack thereof from foes and fans alike. The tiles are really great in providing apps update but it is a completely different story when it comes toasts notifications which appear briefly and can easily be missed if you're not looking at the screen at that time. Unless you stare continuously at your screen, it was impossible to track notifications on Windows Phone. All that changes now thanks to the cool folks from Liquid Daffodil with their Unification app. 

Unification gets its name from the fact that it was designed to bring together notifications not only from apps on your phone, but also from any devices powered by Windows Phone 7 and 8, Windows 8 and Windows Desktop. The app "is a secure, encrypted, single-source, cross-device notification platform" that is hosted in Windows Azure cloud service.

Currently, apps from Liquid Daffodil takes full advantage of Unification and developers can also join in. Users will need to "opt-in", that is to sign-in with their Microsoft Account. I haven't got the chance to see Unification in action yet. So I'll update this post when it comes into action.

Unification is a free app in Windows Phone Store.

Checkout apps from Liquid Daffodil here.