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"  When you&amp;#039;re in love, you want to shout it from the rooftops and share it with the world \u2014 the &amp;quot;world&amp;quot; today meaning &amp;quot;on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Vine, Pinterest...&amp;quot; Since the people following you may not want to be privy to those lovey-dovey couple moments, a variety of mobile apps billed as &amp;quot;Facebook for couples&amp;quot; have appeared. Apps such as Couple, Avocado, and Duet all try to foster the social network experience for just two people. With features like location sharing, calendars, messaging, lists, sketchpads, and even the &amp;quot;thumbkiss&amp;quot; (this feature on Couple may be something only someone in, well, a couple can appreciate), the apps create a virtual timeline of your relationship that only you can see. While some users see the apps as more useful to their relationship than text messaging due to the amount of information that can be shared, others may see them as yet another social network to monitor.  [Via The Next Web] "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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