If you're a fan of the Mint app for keeping track of your finances, you'll be sad to know that the company has elected to discontinue its Windows Phone app.
The Mint personal financial app has been updated for Windows Phone and Windows 8.1, turning it into a universal app along with some other unnamed bug fixes and improvements.
Just because it is a holiday in the US it does not mean the world of software has to stop. Today, numerous updates are going out for a few apps, one of which is Mint, which has not been updated in months. Let's take a look. Mint Financial tracker service Mint has received its first bug-fixing update in months this afternoon. Version 1.2.0.2529 is now live in the Store, and although...
If you’re a fan of managing your health or managing your money, then there is a good bet that you might be using the Fitbit and/or Mint.com apps on your Windows 8 PC. Some troubles over the last few days have prevented some users from logging in to either service from the Windows Store application, and a new update is here to fix issues for both. While Fitbit and Mint.com aren’t...
With the holidays in full force and people returning gifts left and right, developers are still delivering updates. Case in point, two great apps both got bumps today, with one being a minor fix for bugs, while the other bringing some new features. Let’s see what’s new. Mint for Windows Phone 1.0.1.2462 We haven’t seen too much in the realm of Mint updates for Windows Phone, a few...
Official apps for Mint.com now available for Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8.1 (US + Canada residents only) In early March, Mint (Mint.com) famously stated that they had no plans for a Windows Phone app. Then in June, they had a change of heart (and probably some help from Microsoft) as the company announced that their financial app was headed to both Windows 8 and its Phone counterpart...
In what is probably the biggest non-secret of the night, Mint.com has officially launched…their public beta for Windows Phone. Sure it’s not the app-app for the public to go use and manage their finances with, but it’s a sure sign that it’s coming soon. And even though people are required to sign an NDA to enter the beta, some of you folks are so darn excited you’re sending in...
Mint.com is a financial service from Intuit that pulls your financial information under one roof to make managing things a little easier. There are mobile apps for the service available for Android and iOS devices and it appears a Windows Phone version isn't in Mint.com's near future. According to Community Manager Jami over at Mint.com's support forum, "Thanks for sharing your...