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MeeGo AppUp Client Now Available – Beta

 

Its good to see that Intel are showcasing the Beta MeeGo AppUp client at the MeeGo conference in San Francisco. The client is currently available for Windows and now the beta is available for MeeGo. The beta gives developers a chance to test the Interface with their own applications and provide feedback.
AppUp is an Application store with about 3,500 applications (it is growing) allowing you to download and purchase applications and it already has familiar apps such as Angry Birds, Fruit Ninja etc for MeeGo.
Available at http://appdeveloper.intel.com

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