ESPN app goes universal, refreshed UI and more in new update

ESPN app goes universal, refreshed UI and more in new update

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ESPN, one of the leading names when it comes to sports, has updated its iOS app to better fit on larger displays, and do so with a nice new aesthetic.
On Thursday, February 12, ESPN officially updated its iOS app to make it a universal option, as well as picking up support for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. Now, when downloading ESPN for an iPhone, the app will also be fully supported on the iPad as well, which should help those who like to keep up on sports scores and news keep up-to-date no matter which iOS device they’re using (as long as it’s running iOS 8 or later).
The latest update brings ESPN up to version 4.2, and comes with other great new additions as well, including ESPN Now, which will let users swipe to the right and access a livestream of newly added news stories, photos, videos and more. The app now also supports news and updates from the Cricket World Cup.
The traditional bug fixes and performance enhancements all went on behind the scenes as well.
The refreshed app is available now, through the download link below.
Download link
ESPN App — Free

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