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Your personal newspaper of the internet The Interesting Post is your personalized online newspaper. View news from all sources in one place. Current features: - News headlines - Weather forecast - Tech News Much more to come... This version brings US support. Please send me feedback, especially if you're in the US webmaster@alexbostock.co.uk Change Log 1.1.3 - Improved functionality - New error messages 1.0.1 - FIRST STABLE RELEASE - Support for US locale - Local headlines in US locale - Improved weather formatting 0.29.9 - Improved branding 0.29.5 - Improved server-side - it's much faster now 0.28.14 - Bug fixes - Improved UI - Tech news from The Register 0.26.16 - Increased the number of headlines displayed - Improved code base - Fixed missing "read more" buttons 0.24.6 - Updated icons 0.24.4 - Bug fixes - Font change 0.23.5 - Bug fixes - Twitter feed removed <-- Let me know what you think! - Minor improvements 0.21.2 - Each section has an individual refresh button - Minor UI changes 0.17.1 - News articles open in-app, rather than in a browser tab News is powered by the Huffington Post. Sport bulletins coming soon, by popular request. This app is currently restricted to UK and US only. An android app is in the works, through Apache Cordova Please send me feedback --> webmaster@alexbostock.co.uk
Mar 27, 2015
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