A South Korean boy uses an iPhone 4 at a shop in Seoul on August 17, 2011. More than 20,000 South Korean iPhone users filed a class action lawsuit on August 17 against US technology giant Apple for alleged privacy violations related to the collection of location information, a law firm said. AFP PHOTO / PARK JI-HWAN (Photo credit should read PARK JI-HWAN/AFP/Getty Images)(credit: PARK JI-HWAN/Getty Images)
By Chris Morris
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – On today’s APP-tastic and outta SITE – My Om Nom.
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READ MORE: 'Sacrificing Restaurants For Politics': Philadelphia City Council Urging State Legislators To Again Allow Cocktails To-GoInstead, it takes an old-school route, charging $5 upfront but nothing on the back end.
The interaction with the character is fun and, although the game doesn’t have quite the same level of charm as the main series, there’s plenty here to keep younger kids happy.
MORE NEWS: Philadelphia City Council, Mayor Committing $155 Million In Budget To Gun Violence ProblemCheck out the My Om Nom app.
