Dani Alvés at Mac App Store analyse

Powered by iSport Global Ltd and Synappsis Ltd The official Dani Alvés is the ultimate Football app in the Apple store offering users a unique gaze into the life of a genuine global football star. Bringing users behind-the-scenes photos and up-to-the-minute match scores Dani Alvés really does offer a window into life in the competition. Register in our Once in a Lifetime Competition to have the chance to win a signed shirt in every game Brazil play throughout the tournament. Terms and Conditions apply. When we hit 50,000 all users will be entered into a draw to win a signed pair of Dani’s boots. When we hit 100,000 - everybody registered will be entered into the ultimate prize draw - a meal with Dani to discuss all things football in Barcelona. Using unique flick gestures users slide through his bio, honours and profile before moving on to his own personal picture gallery. Take a look at the stars life on and off the pitch, as behind-the-scenes photos are added throughout the tournament, taking users on a unique journey. Follow Dani and his teams progress across South Africa with our special Track Dani section pinpointing his location throughout the tournament. We will also bring you the latest news surrounding Dani and his teammates as they aim to lift the trophy for a record sixth time on July 11 at Johannesburgs Soccer City stadium. We will be updating the app constantly and making it even better. Please send us all your suggestions and enjoy! The app will be upgraded to Dani Alves My 2010/11 season ahead of the new La Liga season with added features including tricks and flicks and other must have exclusive video content. This application is not an official FIFA World Cup™ product and has no association with FIFA World Cup or FIFA Official Partners iPhone/iPod touch/iPad compatible Follow us @isportglobal Download the best sports experience even for the most demanding fan. “Respect all. Fear No-One” Dani Alves Special introductory offer -- price at special reduced rate for initial launch