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Plugged in to the pig: Arkansas offers iHog app

By The Associated Press

Posted: September 10, 2009 at 7:08 p.m.

Want to call the Hogs? Looks like there's an app for that.

The Arkansas athletic department announced Thursday it's launching its own iPhone and iTouch application through the Apple iTunes store.

The "iHogs" application is free for users of the Apple products and allows fans to access news, schedules and other information from the official athletic department Web site.

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