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Resus Algorithms v1.2.1 - for iOS, at last!


Resus Algorithms v1.2.1 is out on the App Store for iOS5+ devices.

This is a modified-for-iPhone version of the current v1.2.1 for Android.

Get it HERE.

And get the Android version here.


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