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The (metaphorically) sexually attractive app has been described as "AWESOME" (in caps and everything) by at least one user, and The Next Web called it the "best news reader app ever." Also, did we mention it's free, and now features GamesRadar, as well asPC Gamer,in its new gaming channel? Because that pretty much sums up this story.
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Jan 7, 2010
