An unofficial blog covering Foursquare badges, news and apps
It’s no secret that I’m not a huge fan of automatic check-in apps. My major issues with them are the battery drain from constant use of GPS and the potential to be checked in to the wrong venue completely without any warning. A new app for Android solves both those issues by checking you in [...]
Some apps are just hard to define; Kullect is one of those. It combines the best of scrapbooking with ideas from Pinterest and Instagram to create an app that’s perfect for collecting and sharing your interests or memories with friends.
Foursquare superusers are most likely to notice venue problems while they’re out and about, trying to check in. Foursquare’s mobile apps support a limited amount of editing, but it’s not the main thing they’re designed for. More advanced editing requires a dedicated mobile app. iPhone-toting users have had Hopscotch for a year and a half [...]
If you’re like me, you have a wallet filled with credit cards. Each one has a different reward scheme that changes from week to week. It’s impossible to keep track of which one is offering double rewards at gas stations on Tuesdays or 3% cash back at restaurants this week. That’s where Wallaby can help. [...]
With the Final Four next week AT&T continues their tradition of offering Foursquare badges for big college sporting events. Fans will be able to unlock the 2013 AT&T Final Four Fanatic badge when they like AT&T and check in to their locations during the festivities. The badge will be available at places like the AT&T [...]
Chris Thompson says:
Foursquare selects SU3s by hand. You have to be invited to...
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.
