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AllRecipes is “going Pro” with a new iPhone app called Dinner Spinner Pro. Available for $2.99 in the AppStore, the application allows users to access the complete Allrecipes.com recipe library, add recipes to personal Recipes Boxes, create shopping lists, share recipes, upload photos to AllRecipes.com, and more.
The original Dinner Spinner app was launched back in December 2008 and has been downloaded for more than 2.8 million times to date. The paid app builds on the free version with additional features, as described above.
The new game in town is iPad and AllRecipes wants its share of the action. The company will be releasing a special optimized-for-a-large-screen application for Apple’s tablet. AllRecipes’ president, Lisa Sharples, thinks that the iPad will be a “killer” device in the kitchen. Their own survey suggests something similar — one out of five people bring their laptop into the kitchen to access recipes. Now imagine if you could bring something lighter and smaller which is eventually protected against spills onto keyboard… Wouldn’t that be of a great help?
Dinner Spinner Pro ($2.99) [iTunes link]
[Via: TechCrunch]
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