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A phone or tablet is a good device for helping you lose weight as it's almost always to hand and can help you keep track of what you're eating.
Two popular iPhone apps, intelli-Diet and Super Diet Genius will be free on the Apple Aspp Store on Monday July 2nd.
Read on for more information about the apps.
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