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March 17, 2010

St. Patrick's Day Apps abound

Of course there are St. Patty's Day-related iPhone apps, silly!

Check out "St. Patrick's Day Songs" -- a free iPhone app that hit the App Store earlier this month.

Live stream Irish tunes and sing along while you drink your green beer and eat your corned beef and cabbage.

St. Patrick's Day apps abound in the iPhone App store. Just type in "St. Patrick's" as a search to pull them up.

Don't you feel lucky now?

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Posted by Gus Sentementes at 9:34 AM | Permalink | Comments (1)
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About Gus G. Sentementes

Gus G. Sentementes (@gussent on Twitter) has been writing for The Baltimore Sun since 2000. He's covered real estate, business, prisons, and suburban and Baltimore City crime and cops. He was one of the first reporters at The Sun to use multimedia tools and Web applications -- a video camera, an iPhone -- to cover breaking news. He hopes to cover Maryland geeks and the gadgets and Web sites they build, and learn -- and share -- something new every day.

Gus has a wife, a young daughter and two feuding cats. They live in Northeast Baltimore.

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