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Facebook Messenger, MSN, PDF Expert, Nike+ Running, BBVA Compass, Oceanhouse Media deals, more

Updates:

FB-Messenger-IconFacebook Messenger version 2.1.1: On top of officially rolling out free VoIP calling to all U.S. users today, Facebook also updated its Messenger iOS app to add back the “Swipe to Archive” function and improve reliability:

What’s New in Version 2.1.1
– Added back Swipe to Archive
– Message send reliability improvements

MSN version 3.5:

Remove Turkey and Italy from region list.
Turkish and Italian are not supported by this new version.
Support for iOS 6.
Support iPhone 5 4-inch screen.

PDF Expert for iPad version 4.5:

New in PDF Expert 4.5
– Annotate images
– Full screen reading
– Performance improvements

BBVA Compass version 2.2.1:

This version adds Mobile Deposit® for eligible customers and enhanced graphics for iPhone™ 5 users. Additionally, version 2.2.1 is bilingual (English/Spanish), has full Bill Pay capabilities (add payees, select pay accounts, etc.), transaction details with check and transaction images, account transfers, and an enhanced branch/ATM locator.

Nike+ Running version 4.1.1:

We’re listening. This update includes bug fixes related to the most recent upgrade.

Books:

Oceanhouse Media is releasing two new books from its popular Little Critter and Five Little Monkeys series:

Just Going to the Dentist | 99 cent introductory price

Five Little Monkeys Play Hide and Seek | $1.99 introductory price

Deals:

TextExpander for iPad and iPhone | now only 99 cents (was $4.99)

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Jordan writes about all things Apple as Senior Editor of 9to5Mac, & contributes to 9to5Google, 9to5Toys, & Electrek.co. He also co-authors 9to5Mac’s Logic Pros series.