Push Notification Advertising is the worst thing that anybody has done yet on Android.
Foursquare gets pushy with fandroids, touchy Windows 8 bods
Foursquare has started pushing itself into the Android notification bar and supporting Windows 8, as the company tries to turn its location-announcing app into a real business. The latest version of Foursquare for Android doesn't wait for users to check in before telling them about local services in which they might be …
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Monday 2nd September 2013 11:43 GMT Anonymous Coward
Re: On the other hand...
Considering I see more Windows Phones than I do Nokia Symbian smartphones, it's hardly surprising that they've dumped Symbian. I know a lot of people want to hang on to it, but it seems to me that most of the people who want to hang on to it are Android users who view it through rose-tinted spectacles. Symbian was long in the tooth, flakey, inconsistent in its UI and could be quite crashy by the end. It's what drove me away from Nokia having had Nokia phones for about 15 years.
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Monday 2nd September 2013 22:09 GMT Don Jefe
Tech Gap
Jesus man, what the hell is wrong with you? If you don't use Foursquare how will your Facebook friends know where the party's at? Carrier Pigeon? Telegraph? Semaphore?
There's no other way to keep in touch with your friends; the technology simply doesn't exist. The app installs on your smartphone and any of your friends that have smartphones can also install it in seconds. They really make it easy and their tech support is fabulous! You can contact them for help via email or txt or SMS or online chat!
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