Weather provided by WeatherBug - WeatherBug is now the official weather provider for Life2Go. By using their API, syncing Weather will be more stable and easier to maintain.
Significant changes to the Notes output - There have been significant changes to the way Notes are written to the iPod. First, when the text is over its size for a single note, it is split up by words, not characters like it previously was. This will fix issues where a word would be broken up between notes. Second, "overflow" notes and notes generated from a feed's article in News are placed into a "Pages" folder. This results in a much more organized and neater layout on your iPod. And lastly, with the improved splitting by words and not characters, Life2Go will do its best to squeeze as much text as it can into each note. Previously it wasn't use a good algorithm to address this.
Mail uses SQL database for storing messages - When you sync Mail messages to your iPod in Life2Go, it will cache each message when it is synced, so that the next time, the message doesn't have to be pulled from Mail (which is a slow process) and can instead be pulled from Life2Go's internal cache. This results in much faster syncing. However, the way this was being done was causing the app to slow down once this cache because too large. So now the storage has been changed from an XML plist to a SQL database.
Syncing improvements - When syncing, the progress bar is more specific, and will change when a task is completed by a plugin. Instead of incrementing only when a plugin is complete.
Improved displaying of iPod name - Since Life2Go uses the mounted path of an iPod to get its name, occasionally the mounted path has numbers appended to it, such as "myPod 1", when the name of your iPod is really "myPod". This value isn't seen by the user because the mounted path isn't what the Finder uses. Life2Go now uses the name that is visible in the Finder.
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