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Symbian application
Filename extension	`.app`
Developed by	Symbian Ltd.
Type of format	Application
Contained by	Symbian installation source (SIS)
Standard	Symbian

APP is an abbreviation for application. The filename extension .app means application in Symbian OS, SkyOS, GNUstep and Mac OS X. On the latter two systems, a .app file is actually a folder containing binaries and supporting files.

App may also refer to a lightweight application, tailored to a device's form factor and input-output interfaces (key pad, touch pad, remote control, display, etc). Devices may include such things as a mobile phone, a TV set, a cable or satellite receiver, a tablet PC, a printer - any device whose features can be extended through software.

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About Bundles, Mac OS X Reference Library, Apple Developer Center

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