After Kevin Rose, founder of Digg.com, mentioned the possibility of a native iPhone client for his hugely popular social site Digg in an interview back in October, the web went into a frenzy over when the app would be available publicly.
Today, news site Mashable showcased screenshots it had obtained of the app depicting it’s new interface. They noted that Digg’s launch on the iPhone comes at a key point in the site’s own future road-map coinciding with a complete site re-design coming soon.
The application wasn’t meant to be available until later today, however the app has appeared in the store early viewable by typing the keywords ‘Digg’ into the mobile App Store.
At the time of writing, Digg the iPhone isn’t available for download with the app description page returning an ‘Your request could not be completed’ error. The app can now be downloaded from the link below.
Update (13.35pm BST): As noted by one of our readers the app doesn’t seem to be available on iTunes US (as of writing)
Update Mar 25th (13.46pm BST): Digg for iPhone is now available on iTunes US.
Direct link.
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