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FIFA AppTech Launches Free Worldcupsoccerapp.com Website

PR Newswire | 12 Jun, 2010
HOUSTON: AppTech Corp. (Pink Sheets: APCX) www.apptechglobal.com announced today that it has launched a new website www.worldcupsoccerapp.com that will feature free internet viewing of the World Cup 2010 games. Our business strategy includes enabling new applications (apps) and information that traditionally have been broadcast over the internet and making them available via SmartPhones. "We are excited to be able to give our followers and stakeholders free access to premier sports content, and plan on more exciting variety in the year ahead," commented, Sean Connolly, Vice President.

The World Cup is the world's most popular sporting event and this year the games originate from South Africa. 32 teams representing their respective nations will compete for the most prized trophy in professional sports. The games begin on June 11th and continue until July 11th.

About AppTech Global, Inc.

AppTech Global, Inc. is a subsidiary of AppTech Corp. and is developing mobile application market places serving emerging countries throughout the world, including Latin America, Brazil, China, India, Japan and the USA. AppTech is focused on multi-platform mobile apps designed to run on device operating systems such as Apple iPhone, Google Android Nexus One, Research In Motion, Microsoft Mobile, Palm, Verizon Droid, the O-Phone in China, and others.

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