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Snaptu is a fast stylish all-in-one app that includes your mobile essentials in one place: Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, Picasa, News, AccuWeather, Sports (Cricket, Soccer...) Movies, Sudoku and much more...
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Featured snaptu applications:

Facebook - Stay updated with your social life while on the go. Never lose touch with your friends again - get live news and status updates, browse through your friend's profiles, read and write messages and update your status.
Twitter - See your friends time line, write new twits, reply to twits, write and read direct messages, see followers and following lists and more
Football - Football - Live football coverage, showing real-time game results, news, commentary, favorite tournaments and teams by Score24Live
Picasa - Picasa photo browser - view public and private Picasa Web Albums, and search for photos from your mobile phone
News & Blogs - RSS reader - read your favorite feeds and blogs, post on Facebook, Twitter or send by email anytime, anywhere – for free.
Cricinfo - Cricinfo cricket news updates and live scores

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