Endomondo for Windows Phone has picked up it's third update in seven months. The team at Endomondo has been cranking up their Windows Phone development pace and the latest update adds a handful of new features. One notable feature being the introduction of Endomondo Premium.
Head into the Windows Phone Store and you'll now see Endomondo at version 9.3.0.2. Here's what you get with this latest update:
- Endomondo Premium support
- Ability to choose audio coach feedback in six languages.
- Notification inbox where users can view messages, accept/reject friend and challenge invites, and more.
- Live Tile notifications, 'Toast' notifications, and support for the WP8.1 notification center.
- Tag 'Friends' on workouts.
- Privacy setting controls.
Endomondo Premium is a new, subscription-based service that provides personal training plans, custom audio coach settings, a low-power mode, ad-free usage, and more available online. Endomondo Premium is priced at $3.99 per month or $29.99 per year. Look forward to English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, German and Polish as supported languages with the audio coach feature.
If you're one of the 25 million users worlwide using Endomondo grab the new update and let us know what you think!
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