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Foursquare and Path picks up updates with bug fixes and enhancements – onmsft.com

Hammad Saleem Hammad Saleem
May 16, 2014
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Recently, Path and Foursquare picked up an update which primarily focused on fixing bugs and issues which were creating problems for the users. Both app updates are available right now for Windows Phone 8!

Starting with Foursquare, the app was bumped to 3.1.52.0, and fixed a number of bugs in the app. Among the most notable one is the notification count bug, which always showed you had a pending notification. Basically, the app didn’t clear the notification count whenever users checked them. Here’s a list of bug fixes which made its way to the latest update:

  • Fixed bug where unread notifications are not cleared
  • Added Lens support
  • Other general bug fixes

Secondly, the social networking app Path also received an update, and fixed a bug where people were unable to purchase premium subscription from within the app. Now, just head over to the Path shop and grab the subscription if you want.

Head over to the Windows Phone Store and update the apps. 

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