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BBC Mundo has just launched an awesome Android app that gives you free access to all their amazing content. It's super easy to use and has tons of stories in Spanish that are organized into different categories like Latest News, Latin America, World, Business, Technology, Science, Health, Society & Culture, and Videos. You can check out all the stories in order of when they were published or see which ones are the most popular among other users. This app lets you stay up to date with the latest headlines, read and watch the most popular news stories, and even get in-depth analysis of big stories. And the best part is that you can personalize the app by choosing which News categories you're most interested in. You can also adjust the size of the text to make it easier to read, share stories with your friends through email, Facebook or Twitter, and even read the top three stories from each category when you don't have an internet connection. Plus, you can watch videos using either Wi-Fi or 3G connections. How cool is that?

The app works best on small to medium screens (like phones up to 7 inches) and can be used on v2.3.3 and newer versions of Android. But hey, some Android devices might have trouble playing certain videos. If that happens, users should try downloading the h.264 Main Profile codec or find a player that supports it for their device. They can also reach out to their device manufacturer for help. And hey, BBC Mundo loves hearing from users! So feel free to leave comments and give us feedback!

BBC Mundo is like the cool Spanish cousin of the BBC. They've got all the news, analysis, and juicy features for Spanish-speaking folks all over the globe. Politics, business, science, health, culture - you name it, they cover it! With journalists stationed in Latin America, Spain, and the UK, these guys really know what's up in the Spanish-speaking world. They're known for their top-notch journalism and unbiased reporting, which has earned them a bunch of fancy awards for their coverage of Latin America and other places.

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