NEW: Text ABC15 to get apps for YOUR phone
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Posted: 12/19/2012
No, 46988 isn’t a secret code. It’s part of a brand new way for you to get ABC15’s news and weather apps downloaded directly to your phone.
Just send a text message with the word abc15 to 46988, and our station will automatically send you back a link to the ABC15 mobile apps available to your specific phone.
As example, if you have an iPhone, we’ll only send you a link to our iPhone apps.
If you have an Android device, we’ll only direct you to our Android apps.
We know searching the app stores can prove difficult at times, so we hope this new texting solution helps you stay in touch with Arizona news on the go!
ABC15 currently offers a news app, severe weather app and iPad app. See the all the apps in detail on the ABC15 Mobile page.
Copyright 2012 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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