APP The Blick Group is bundling its current four mobile applications in the sports sector into a single, joint app. Whether football, tennis, cycling, Formula 1, skiing or ice hockey: the new, free Blick Sport app offers news and numerous new features.Until now, anyone who wanted to find out about the latest sporting events on their mobile device had the choice of four very specific sports apps from the Blick Group: Football, Ski, Ice Hockey and Tennis. The new, bundled Blick Sport app can now be downloaded from the App Store, which offers all four of the previous apps in a single app - and a lot more besides: more Formula 1, more handball, cycling, Moto GP and more are already being planned, and the app can be personalized with your favourite team so that fans no longer miss any news from their preferred team. National and international leagues are displayed, a live ticker provides ongoing updates not only for major events, push functions can be set individually and sports events can be followed directly via free live streams. An extensive video center, social sharing functions, statistics, match schedules and tables round off the offering.The new Blick Sport app was developed by the internationally active software company Netcetera, headquartered in Zurich, is available for iOS and Android devices and can be downloaded free of charge from the iTunes Store as well as Google Play Store can be downloaded.

Until now, anyone who wanted to find out about the latest sporting events on their mobile device had the choice of four very specific sports apps from the Blick Group: Football, Ski, Ice Hockey and Tennis. The new, bundled Blick Sport app can now be downloaded from the App Store, which offers all four of the previous apps in a single app - plus a few more: more Formula 1, more handball, cycling, Moto GP and more are already being planned.

The app can be personalized with your favourite team and fans will no longer miss any news from their preferred team. National and international leagues are covered, a live ticker provides ongoing updates not only for major events, push functions can be set individually and sports events can be followed directly via free live streams. An extensive video center, social sharing functions, statistics, match schedules and tables round off the modern and user-friendly offering.

The new Blick Sport app was developed by the international software company Netcetera, headquartered in Zurich, is available for iOS and Android devices and can be downloaded free of charge from the iTunes Store and Google Play Store.