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Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Foursquare is a company first iPhone. The application was initially launched in the back of the iPhone in 2009, and new features that are normally extended to the first iPhone. But with a new feature today, Foursquare has shaken things going Android (and web) in the first place.
The new feature is a good thing: Notifications. Unlike push notifications for entries that are used to seeing Foursquare mobile applications, these new reports focusing on other activities in the Quadrangular "beyond the check-in." This means that things such as comments in the check-ins and photos, alerts when friends sign up, email advice, alerts when you're sacked as mayor, a swarm alerts, etc.
But again, just as interesting is the new Android first approach. As noted Foursquare:
At the bottom of the pole, Foursquare reiterates that this feature is Android and Web-only for now, but promises that the iPhone and BlackBerry users will have the new feature "as quickly as possible."
Foursquare has hardly been the only major application for iPhone-first focus in recent years. In fact, many of the most important still do. This confuses some people as Android has a higher proportion of the global market. It could be a sign of things to come for other companies? Or was it simply easier to complete and eliminate this particular feature for Android now?
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The new feature is a good thing: Notifications. Unlike push notifications for entries that are used to seeing Foursquare mobile applications, these new reports focusing on other activities in the Quadrangular "beyond the check-in." This means that things such as comments in the check-ins and photos, alerts when friends sign up, email advice, alerts when you're sacked as mayor, a swarm alerts, etc.
But again, just as interesting is the new Android first approach. As noted Foursquare:
At the bottom of the pole, Foursquare reiterates that this feature is Android and Web-only for now, but promises that the iPhone and BlackBerry users will have the new feature "as quickly as possible."
Foursquare has hardly been the only major application for iPhone-first focus in recent years. In fact, many of the most important still do. This confuses some people as Android has a higher proportion of the global market. It could be a sign of things to come for other companies? Or was it simply easier to complete and eliminate this particular feature for Android now?
Tags:inmetro, insbac.onec.dz bac 2011, insbac.onec, résultat bac 2011 algerie, onefd
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