An unofficial blog covering Foursquare badges, news and apps
Foursquare just launched version 6.2 of their iPhone app and version 2013.05.22 of the Android app. They bring the advanced filters they launched two weeks ago on the web to mobile for the first time. The filters — accessed by tapping the “filter” button at the upper right when starting an Explore search — allow [...]
A recent review of America’s top restaurants and retail chains reveals that 75% have claimed their venues on Foursquare and are maintaining a presence on the service. Many of those are publishing local updates while some are running specials on the service.
Now that Foursquare users (on iPhones, at least) can share their badges again, the company has offered users four new expertise badge badges to test the feature out. The cover some of the most common restaurant categories people typically check in to: Chinese, seafood, Italian and sandwiches.
An update for Foursquare’s Windows Phone 8 app just landed. Once again, it’s been rebuilt from the ground up and provides most of the same features as its Android and iPhone counterparts, along with some features unique to Windows Phone. The app follows Windows Phone’s Metro UI conventions, but — unlike the previous version — [...]
A leaked pitch deck obtained by Valleywag shows Foursquare’s internal plans for using your check-in data with two products geared toward advertisers that will be released in coming months.
mdunlap says:
It'd be nice if "Jimmy Foursquare" would stop trying to add...
Philippos says:
How do you become a SU3?
Yepi Didi says:
thanks. this application was great
Simple Tech Solutions for Creating Community on Campus » Each One – Teach One says:
[...] Foursquare and Mozilla both use badges for various education-related online and real-life accomplishments.
Simple Tech Solutions for Creating Community on Campus | Getting Smart says:
[...] Foursquare and Mozilla both use badges for various education-related online and real-life accomplishments.
