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The VATICAN ENQUIRER, Los Altos, CA\u2014 Having reached nearly 2 million downloads within its first month of release, the new smartphone app ProMiler<\/strong> has quickly become one of the nation\u2019s most popular exercise tools by informing users that they ran five miles each day no matter what, the app\u2019s creators told reporters Friday.<\/p>\n

\u201cWith ProMiler, achieving your exercise goals is as simple as turning on your device in the morning and being notified that you\u2019ve already run five miles,\u201d ProMiler spokesman John Lyons said while demonstrating the app, which uses advanced GPS technology to display a new, randomly generated five-mile running route near the user\u2019s location every day.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe more you take advantage of ProMiler, the better runner you become, as the app automatically reduces your running time by several seconds per day.<\/p>\n

And with our \u2018Calories Burned\u2019 counter staying fixed at the number 1,000 each day, 100 percent of our users report hitting their fitness targets. The results speak for themselves.\u201d<\/p>\n

Officials added that the app comes pre-synced with Facebook, allowing users to automatically post their time and running route on their feed for all their friends to see.<\/p>\n

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