AP Mobile

The AP Mobile team is extremely excited to announce the official release of the AP 2010 World Cup Coverage, the best way to stay on top of all the football news and stats for the 2010 World Cup!

With the AP 2010 World Cup Coverage, you will  be able  to follow your favorite team’s progress throughout the World Cup by getting the  latest news, scores, photos and videos from the world’s most trusted news source.  Users can also get general World Cup news and photos in French, Portuguese, and Spanish.

Follow your team or the entire tournament with an easy-to-read schedule, bracket, and live score feed, all of which are frequently updated to give you the latest coverage. Expand your World Cup knowledge between games by reading about any of the 32 teams and their star players or about the 10 different venues and their local points of interest scattered around South Africa. Want to share your thoughts or see what others are saying about the World Cup? Just pick a question and cast your vote with the app’s live polling and voting.

Whether you’re a diehard fan or just want to stay in the loop with the world’s most viewed sporting event, with the AP 2010 World Cup Coverage app you’ll never miss a moment. Get it free for the following devices below:

iPhone:

http://bit.ly/iPhoneWCup

Android:

http://bit.ly/AndroidWCup

Nokia:

http://bit.ly/OviWCup

You can view the WAP site from any phone via http://m.apsports.com/.

For more information, go to http://www.getapmobile.com/worldcup/.

Want the latest coverage of the 2010 Winter Olympics, whenever & wherever you are?

With 120 journalists in Vancouver, AP’s coverage of the Winter Games is as comprehensive and up-to-date as its breaking news coverage.

Winter Game enthusiasts can:

• Read the latest breaking news from the Winter Games
• Follow specific sporting events
• View extensive photo galleries
• Watch videos
• Enjoy one-of-a-kind interactive features (only on http://wintergames.ap.org)

Where to find us:

• Mobile: Download the AP Mobile app and look for the Vancouver 2010 category or visit our mobile website at www.apnews.com
  
• Desktop: Visit http://wintergames.ap.org.

On January 11, the Associated Press released an update to the AP Mobile Android app. For this release, the AP Mobile team focused on including features requested by our users. AP Mobile Android users can now:

• Deactivate photos for faster download
• Customize font size on story pages
• Turn off Notifications
• View up to 10 stories per category on the front page

You can download the update directly from the Android Market and we look forward to your feedback.

Some users are having trouble installing AP Mobile onto Samsung Moment phones. We have identified the problem and have issued a fix. We look forward to releasing a new, compatible version in the near future and apologize for any inconvenience that this may have caused. We’ll update this notice when an update is available.