Stay up to date with the Dalai Lama's travels and teachings through his free iPhone app

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The Dalai Lama has launched a mobile app for followers to stay up to date with his travels and teachings.

According to the BBC the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, 82, already has a Twitter account with more than 16 million followers.

His free app, currently only available on iPhone, will hold news, videos, photos and information.

In 2013 the Roman Catholic Church launched the Pope App, which followed the Confession app where users could keep track of their sins.

And other religious apps have sprung up, allowing leaders to keep in touch with congregations and helping people find food that conforms to their religious requirements while travelling.

The Dalai Lama's app, simply titled Dalai Lama, does not have enough ratings yet for a points scoring on the app store.

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