CAMPBELL, CA–(Marketwired – Apr 14, 2016) – Friendable, Inc. (OTC PINK: FDBL), a mobile application developer, is pleased to announce that its submission of a major app update for Friendable iOS/iPhone users has been approved and is now available in the Apple iTunes App Store. These major app updates completed in the iOS version of the Friendable app were designed to spur new user downloads and registrations.
Among the upgrades included are the following features:
Users can now sign in and connect using Facebook, the world’s largest social network.
A new proprietary location database connected to Google Places.
An all-new registration and onboarding process, making the signup process faster and simpler.
Event selectors are now icon based, adding ease and charm to each action.
Updated User Interface (UI) to the all-important member profile screens.
“Our entire team is in agreement, these updates significantly improve the user experience for iOS users making the Friendable app even friendlier,” said Robert Rositano, Jr., CEO, Friendable, Inc. “The updated integration with Facebook is a big deal for us, among various other advancements and by using a trusted verification platform like Facebook to incent users to login using this method, is just one more feature that will improve the user experience. We expect these changes to significantly increase new user signups and provide the foundation to boost revenue opportunities as we continue our focus on overall user population and growth.”
About Friendable: Friendable Inc. is a mobile application developer whose Friendable app makes it simple and easy for users to make connections and meet new friends using shared interests and location. These interactions allow Friendable to generate ad revenue by providing advertisers such as restaurants, bars and events with the opportunity to reach potential customers when it matters most: which is when Friendable users are nearby and searching for something to do.
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