[ROM] MIUI V5 3.6.28 Weekly Updates

Congratulations. So we should see even more stable builds.

Can't wait. These are all so stable. Just haven't had proper time to resolve my handful of problems.

GPS is becoming more misses than hits after clearing maps data but at least now it finds me sometimes.

Camera is wonky as hell best one yet is Greg's s4 one but now we need to find the libs Alan mentioned

and this darn ugly thing that pops up and doesn't go away unless I close all apps by long pressing home.

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MLB At Bat Updates Bringing Push Notifications for Teams and All-Star Play by Play

The popular app to keep track of your baseball team, MLB At Bat, has gotten a nice little update today. Push notifications have been added to the mix, so you can get notified when your teams game begins, scores, and ends. Coverage of the All-Star Game and Homerun Derby have been added, so now you can actually keep track of the homeruns in the contest  just incase you cannot watch it on the tube.

Customize At Bat push notifications for your favorite teams. Create notifications for Game Start, Lead Change, Game End and Team News. At Bat 13 subscribers also can choose Condensed Games and video highlights (video highlights requires OS 3.0 or later)Follow All-Star Week live, including the 2013 Home Run Derby and the All-Star GameSupports Ford Sync equipped vehicles

So get into the Play Store and update that app of America’s past time. Let us know how it is.

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