Summly app may fail the news limelight A brand new iOS smartphone app is gathering a huge amount of publicity at the moment and is very much in the limelight. The Summly app was created by British teenager Nick D'Aloisio and is a news story summary resource. It has attracted investment from high-profile investors but sadly it could fail its moment in the limelight because of various problems as multiple users are reporting issues with the app. The idea of Summly is to give users the latest news in bite-size chunks and it has already soared in popularity, hitting number 9 in the US Apple App Store only two hours after its release. 17-year-old Nick D'Aloisio took time off school to work on his app project and prominent people such as Stephen Fry, Rupert Murdoch and Tech City CEO Joanna Shields have all supported the creation of the app, which brings users existing news in summary form. D'Aloisio explained that the app uses algorithms to develop the news stories into summaries that users can scan through or swipe if they want to read the original story in full. D'Aloisio has big visions for the free app, stressing that people today are more interested in the news as "snack-sized information" according to BBC News and the idea behind Summly certainly seems impressive, especially coming from someone who only became 17 last week. D'Aloisio says that he wants to complete his education and plans to go to university but also wants to