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The Jewish Journal announces iPhone/Android apps

The world of Jewish news is now available for both the iPhone and Android.
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January 26, 2012
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These new smartphone apps build on the ” title=”JewishJournal” target=”_blank”>JewishJournal is the number one downloaded Jewish news app for the iPad. The new smartphone apps offer the same cutting-edge local, national and global news updates throughout the 24-hour news cycle, along with an easy-to-navigate interactive experience.

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