Foursquare for BlackBerry has received another update today, bringing it to version 3.9. Added are some pretty cool features that keep it on top of my favorite apps list. Now included is message list integration, so you can view your foursquare messages/notifications right in your inbox. Also added is NFC support for sharing venues/tips via NFC providing you are on OS 7 - very cool stuff. You can grab the update free now in BlackBerry App World.
Foursquare for BlackBerry is currently rolling a little bit of a bug fix update for users. The last release brought v3.8 to the table while this release bumps it up to v3.8.1. As noted in the change log, this should fix:
The update is available now in BlackBerry App World, if you're not seeing it you can try refreshing App World or just wait a little bit longer -- it'll appear soon as available for download.
Foursquare for BlackBerry has received another update and now rests at version 3.8. The latest version is super snappy and fixes a bunch of small bugs and sports a new and improved Explore 2.0. Also fixed are some tweaks for CDMA users. If you're a foursquare user you should see some noticeable improvements in this version, so don't wait and go grab it now (yes right now) from BlackBerry App World. Read more at the foursquare blog.
If you're a big foursquare user you've no doubt had times where you have missed checking in somewhere simply because you forgot. "Wouldn't it be great if I could somehow check-in automatically?" you thought. Well LittleBrother for BlackBerry is here to save the day. With this handy app from Emacberry you can do just that. After a bit of setup, LittleBrother will automatically check you in to venues you have specified, as long as you're within 50m for at least 2 minutes. While it works really well for the most part, there are some kinks. If you're in a large city or your venues are close together (as I found at CES in Las Vegas) you'll have trouble differentiating venues, so you'll need to choose just a few so you don't overlap and end up checked-in at the wrong venue. At home however where the venues I frequent are fairly far apart, I've really had no issues thus far. For more on just how LittleBrother gets this done and to find out how to get up and running, check out the full changelog at emacberry.com.
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Hey all you foursquare for BlackBerry users out there, the app has just been updated to v3.5.1! There are several bug fixes in this update so if you weren't happy with the last update you can install this and hopefully have a better experience when checking in.
Fixes included are:
You can find the update in BlackBerry App World at the link below. If it's not showing for you yet, you can try refreshing your list of apps (hold Alt and press R,S,T) or just check back later.
One of the bad things about being a procrastinator and putting off doing this post: some of my most used apps have already been covered. I'm going to need you guys to all pretend you didn't already read Adam, Bla1ze, Ryan, or Joseph's lists and it will all seem new. Lots of people complain that BlackBerry just doesn't have any apps, and while we are missing some that would be nice to have, I think there are plenty out there to make use of.
In no particular order, my most used BlackBerry apps are:
Foursquare has released an update for their BlackBerry application bumping it up to version 3.5 and bringing some sweet new features along with it. The team at foursquare has been busy adding tons of new features to the applications, and this release brought the following to BlackBerry users.
If you are a foursquare user you will definitely want to hit the link below or hop into AppWorld and grab the update for yourself.
For all you Foursquare fanatics, the latest version has now popped up in BlackBerry App World and is ready for download. This release, as noted in the well placed change log has plenty of bug fixes and updates in place:
If you've not already 'checked in' with BlackBerry App World, make sure you do so now to grab the update. More info and images can be found past the break for you all.
Download Foursquare v3.4.1 from BlackBerry App World
Thanks, to all who sent this in and @rkopsie for the image!
Foursquare for BlackBerry has received another update and now sits at version 3.3. Aside from the fancy new icon, not much new in this version -- a few tweaks from the looks of it, including a smoothed out options screen as well as the addition of notifications (clicking on the foursquare logo in the menu bar). I was hoping to see more (like the new Radar feature on iOS) but it doesn't look like it made the BlackBerry cut this time around. Foursquare is showing the update via BlackBerry App World from my device, although it doesn't seem to be reflected on the web just yet. If you install, be sure to leave a comment letting us know what you find.
This morning the folks at foursquare have pushed yet another BlackBerry update for us all to enjoy, and while it wasn't a huge update there were a few notable changes made. This update brings us:
While it wasn't a huge update like we have seen in the past, it certainly brings a bunch of fixes for all users, giving the application a smoother feeling. Be sure to jump into AppWorld today and grab the update!
Foursquare has been rolling out updates across all platforms as of late and today, the BlackBerry version got bumped up to v3.2.1. You'll find some new UI changes within as well as some new features as noted in the changelog:
The update is available now in BlackBerry App World, if you're not seeing it just refresh your app list and it should appear for you. We like the sounds of GPS fixes, considering that is one issue a lot of users have problems with.
Hey foursquare users, it appears an update is rolling out through BlackBerry App World for you. The update brings the app to v3.1.5, and while there is no word on what the changes are, it's likely bug fixes for BlackBerry Messenger 6 integration. Some users were still experiencing trouble linking their accounts together. If you aren't seeing the update when you log in to App World, you can try refreshing by pressing alt+r/s/t on your device.
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In a bit of a messy alpha/beta game a few days back, foursquare released an alpha version of their app that included BBM integration. Soon after an official update was released that didn't have BBM integration. Well now the app has been updated again and does have BBM integration. So if you weren't one of the lucky ones to get the alpha up and running, you can now grab version 3.1 from BlackBerry app world and get in on the BBM fun. We're not sure if anything else has changed in this update, so if you spot anything be sure to let us know.
A few days ago we saw the latest foursquare alpha hit some devices and it included the much anticipated BBM integration. While some were lucky enough to grab it early and run the app without a hitch, other users reported problems and couldn't get things working. Today foursquare for BlackBerry 3.0 is officially avaiable, however it lacks the BBM integration we were hoping for. Features of version 3.0 include:
The foursquare team notes that BBM integration is high on the list and should be available soon however. You can grab foursquare 3.0 free OTA from the link below.
Heads up foursquare for BlackBerry users, there is a new version out for you to take for a spin! Released today was v3.0 Alpha, which brings not only bug fixes but some very interesting new features as well, namely integration with BlackBerry Messenger thanks to the new BBM Social Platform we've been hearing more and more about! Some other features have been given an update, such as the Explore feature, and the UI seems to have gotten a bit of a facelift throughout the app. If you choose to install this version (since it's Alpha, it's at your own risk) let us know what other cool stuff you find! You can check out some additional screenshots here, courtesy of rroyy. :)
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