Foursquare gets massive redesign for Apple’s iOS 7

Jamie Feltham

December 6, 2013

Foursquare gets massive redesign for Apple’s iOS 7

Location-based social networking app Foursquare has been redesigned for iOS 7.

Foursquare say the new version is a lot faster and will make exploring locations easier by displaying details on nearby places as soon as users open it.

The to-do list is also easier to access, with just a sideways swipe.

The company is also activating push recommendations for all users on iOS and Android. These will alert users when they enter a new city or restaurant, and display suggestions on what to eat and where to go.

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Jamie Feltham

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