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StumbleUpon Announces iPhone and Android Apps
StumbleUpon Apps for...
StumbleUpon has announced apps for Android and the iPhone and here are some details.These apps are optimized especially for your mobile device and is a quick download. For more details continue reading or visit http://www.stumbleupon.com/mobile/
You can also visit the link to read about the StumbleUpon app for you iPad, then download it free.
EXPLORE
You can explore pages in your favorite topics and on top sites like YouTube, Flickr, Photos, and News.
SYNC
Pages you bookmark from your phone are automatically synced with your online StumbleUpon account
on the web. Access your favorites wherever you are.
SHARE
Its easy to share with using Facebook, Twitter or Email.
FOR THE IPHONE
Download from the Apple Store
Or, on your phone’s browser, visit www.stumbleupon.com
FOR YOUR ANDROID
Point your Android phone to this QR Code.
Your barcode reader should be able to read
it and launch the Market. (no code?)
Or, on your phone’s browser, visit
www.stumbleupon.com mobile
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