What can you say? It is Digg to go.
If you like Digg, you will like the app, as anything they do is pretty well done. Plenty of great features, it will make you more of a Digg person if you are a causal user, and if you don't really know what it is, absolutely give it a try.
Simple, clean interface makes it easy to read the latest set of "stories featured on the social website Digg.com. That's D I G G .com. My name is Kevin Rose, and I'm..."
Oops. Got side tracked. Hello Kevin and Alex!
If you like the Digg app, be sure to head over to revision3.com and sign up for the Diggnation video podcast. Enjoy.
If you love Digg you'll want this app to stay connected to the "best" stories on the web from your phone.
There's not too much to say about this app as it's simply the mobile version of the website, not really much more or much less so if you know Digg, you know what you're getting with the app.
Yes, you can Digg something, and can bury something. It's all there really so if you Digg you'll Digg it.
It's essentially the Digg website on your device, so I think it's a fine line between having a webapp and a real app for this. Haven't been able to find much in the way of extra stuff that isn't on the site, but that is fine as the site suits me just fine. If you want to keep up to date on what's hot, you should have this app -- it is better -- and faster -- than Mashable's.
Other than the Digg Main Website still sending mobile phones to full size pages (many with Flash) this app does a great job of easily letting you move from story to story.
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