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Version 1.4 · 2023-12-04
Addition of Topics on artificial intelligence
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The store currently lists version 1.4, updated 2023-12-04.






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Topics allows you to have a summary of your favorite news topics
Topics offers you:
- A Feed tab that gives you a summary of your favorite Topics
- A Recent tab to see the news in real time
- A Videos tab to see videos related to your favorite topics
- Over 40 topics to follow
- Access the news and stock market of the different Topics
If you want new Topics, you can contact us on the application
The application was made in 40 hours with 16 betas.
Thanks to Tanveer, Shamir and the Devpool Apps group for testing the app
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Addition of Topics on artificial intelligence
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