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Washington Post ports Facebook app to Android, iOS, Kindle Fire
The Washington Post today announced its Social Reader app for Facebook, which includes news stories from over 30 publications, has been ported to Google's Android, Apple's iOS (iPhone and iPod touch, but not the iPad), and Amazon's Kindle Fire. You can download each respective app flavor for free: Google's Android Market for Android devices, Apple's App Store for the iPhone and iPod touch, and the Amazon Appstore for Android for the Kindle Fire.
Five months ago at Facebook's 2011 f8 developer conference, the company's co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg referred to Facebook's updated Open Graph apps as "rethinking the whole way the news industry works." The Washington Post was one Facebook's first 17 partners (there are many, many more now).
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