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iEva Hits iPhone App Store

LOS ANGELES — skinworXXX co-owner and adult star Eva Angelina has unleashed her iPhone app on the Apple iTunes App Store.

Developed by skinworXXX and Brooklyn, Inc., iEva offers sexy photos of Angelina, links to her videos, her Twitter updates, news and appearance information. The app also features a welcome audio message from Angelina.

“My fans always want to know what I’m up to, and I figured this would be a great way to give them that,” Angelina said. “I chose what I thought were the hottest pictures to launch iEva and will keep updating my photos on there with the sexiest photos iTunes will allow. We all put a lot of thought and work into developing iEva, and I want to thank everyone at Brooklyn, Inc. and skinworXXX who helped bring iEva to the iTunes store. I hope my fans love it as much as I do.”

iEva works with all iPhones and the iPod Touch, and is the second application developed by Brooklyn, Inc. for skinworXXX — the first being fellow skinworXXX co-owner Teagan Presley’s iTeagan app.

iEva is available now through the App Store for 99 cents. For the direct link, click here.

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