@dps: One of the things I enjoy most about building Muse is seeing what everyone does with theirs. Now @Muse is available in …
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Muse is now available in Singapore, marking an international expansion for the device, which supports the country's four official languages.
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One of the things I enjoy most about building Muse is seeing what everyone does with theirs. Now @Muse is available in Singapore. Can’t wait to see what you make and do with it next. 🇸🇬
Muse (@Muse): hello! 你好! apa khabar! வணக்கம்!
no better place for a multitasker than a country with four official languages.
now in Singapore: https://t.co/T2OeSwX3GG 🇸🇬
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