Linkedin App for Android Launched
After Blackberry and iOS, Linkedin App comes to Android
Manage your networks on the move
The app has six primary modules. The app lets do you most of what you can do on the web site. It allows users to post and receive updates from all contacts in their network. Messaging and accepting invitations to join other networks is also part of the features being offering. Work on future builds has already begun and there’s even a community on the Linkedin service dedicated to the app. Linkedin has an app for Blackberry phones, which was launched early last year. There are also apps for Apple iOS devices and even Palm Pre ones.
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