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May 19, 2011

WSJ launches lifestyle iPhone app

HONG KONG - The Wall Street Journal has launched its Scene Asia iPhone app aimed at providing its readers with easy access to its lifestyle offerings including local restaurant reviews, fashion trends and real estate developments.

WSJ Scene Asia iPhone App
WSJ Scene Asia iPhone App

The app, which is available free for download in English on the iTunes Store , has 11 features including a Hong Kong City Guide. It is compatible with the iPhone 4 O.S. 3.0 or above. 

This app is the latest in a series of digital and local initiatives launched over the past year including the expansion of The Wall Street Journal's iPad app to include a dedicated edition for Asia. 

Furthering its investment in Asia, The Wall Street Journal also recently announced that All Things Digital is expanding its conference to include an inaugural AsiaD event in Hong Kong this October.  

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