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Beautiful Apps Engine: Update #2250

Here is the changelog for this Tuesday update.

iPhone :

- Bug fix: You can now use only one way of submission in Submit section

- Bug fix: Add thumb in HTML5 video embed

Android :

- Bug fixed: In the minimal templates, the title is shown even if there is no subtitle available
- Bug fixed: The title of picture is shown if no description is available (Photo Detail)
- Bug fixed: Color of Events description (Detail)
- Bug fixed: The navbar is shown in reply tweet view
Don't forget to rebuild your app to apply these changes :)

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