New 7 Action News iPad app is the best place to catch up on the news of metro Detroit
The new 7 Action News iPad app takes advantage of the iPad's bigger screen and brings you the news in a great new format. Download the iPad app and learn about tools for other smart phones and devices at http://wxyz.com/mobile
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Posted: 12/16/2011
(WXYZ) - Since its introduction to the world, the iPad has changed the way many of us learn about and talk about the latest news. We’ve just released a new 7 Action News iPad app that presents the news of metro Detroit in a whole new way.
Whether you’ve been an iPad user from the start or you think Santa may have one for you in his bag, we think you’ll love our new app.
This is not simply a re-worked version of our iPhone and Android apps. Instead, this new app takes advantage of the iPad’s bigger, sharper screen.
You’ll find the latest news and weather information on our iPad app. It’s also loaded with tools you can use to send us photos or video when you see news happening in your neighborhood.
When you enable alerts, you will also begin to receive breaking news alerts with the very latest stories from the 7 Action News team.
The new app can be purchased for $2.99 in Apple’s iTunes store – about the same price as the peppermint latte that powered you through that last trip to the mall.
Go ahead. Download the new 7 Action News iPad app and let us know what you think.
If you use another tablet or mobile device, we have apps and tools for you, too!
Visit http://wxyz.com/mobile for details.
Copyright 2011 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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