App Store
Summary
The App Store is a service for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad created by Apple Inc. which allows users to browse and download applications from the iTunes Store that were developed with the iPhone SDK and published through Apple. Depending on the application, they are available either for free, or at a cost. The applications can be downloaded directly to target device, or downloaded onto a computer via iTunes. While Apple has stated that they do not expect to profit from the store, it has been predicted by Piper Jaffray that the App Store could create a profitable marketplace with revenue exceeding US$1 billion annually for the company.
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Content, function and purpose: Three lessons on mobile and tablet publishing for magazines from #PPAConf
Tablets and iPads were the main subject up for discussion at The PPA's Publising+ conference in London on Wednesday, with publishers looking for the quickest route to insuring themselves against further falls in print advertising and circulation revenue. Here are the three main takeaway lessons...
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Future's tablet art director on interactive vs page-turning magazine apps
It's often said that tablet publishing is the saviour of magazines - but what's the best kind to build and how much interactivity do you need? Future's tablet art director David Hicks explains all.
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Roadway launches iPad app
Roadway, the magazine of The Road Haulage Association (RHA), has launched a newsstand app availab. . .
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Apps Rush: London 2012 Official Join In App, Schemer, Facebook Pages Manager, Score! Classic Goals and more
The London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games (LOCOG for short) has launched its first app: an official guide to joining in this summer's sporting celebrations. That means event listings, the route of the Olympic torch relays, maps and updates during the Games. It's iPhone at the moment, but I'd suspect Android and maybe other platforms will be following shortly.
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Social magazine app Flipboard adds audio
Social magazine app Flipboard has added audio, allowing users to listen to a podcast, an interview or music while flipping through the pages of the app.
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For LA Times Magazine, the future is not digital, it is oblivion; iPad edition has been dead since October
The Tribune Company strikes again. Yesterday it was learned that the company will be shutting down LA Times Magazine, the once weekly, then monthly, now nothingly Sunday magazine. MediaBistro's FishbowlLA reported the news, which comes as no surprise to those who downloaded the.
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Haaretz Newspaper Launches Digital Subscriptions and New Website
New York, NY, May 16, 2012 --(PR. com)-- Haaretz, the leading source for news on Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world, this week introduced digital subscriptions and a new website to readers worldwide. With the move, Haaretz becomes Israel&. . .
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Apps Rush: Morton Subotnick's Pitch Painter, Apptivity Hot Wheels, Solitaire by Backflip, Songify, The Register and more
As wonderful creative apps for kids go, this new music app is. . . well, wonderfully creative. It involves painting sounds onto the screen using fingers, then playing them back. Like a pixelly sequencer for children, with instrumental sounds taken from around the world. iPad.
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Apps Pitch: Build Cars with Edward and Arthur
Our second Apps Pitch comes from Swedish developer David Sjölander, explaining his Build Cars with Edward and Arthur children's app.
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Red Bulletin updates its U.S. edition app; a look at the June issue; Aquafadas updates MyKiosk viewer app
The Red Bulletin, the digital tablet magazine from beverage company Red Bull, currently has four different language editions inside Apple's Newsstand: English, German, French and Spanish. Each app has been updated within the past two weeks, with the English edition update released today.
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Advanced Photographer launches iPad app
Advanced Photographer magazine has announced the launch of an iPad and iPhone app. The app wi. . .
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Apps Rush: Burtynsky Oil, Highway Code, Beck's Scan, Hiragana Pixel Party, Kotomon, Trouble Makers and more
This lavish photographic app is the result of more than 10 years' photojournalism by Edward Burtynsky, who has travelled the world shooting images related to the oil industry. More than 100 photos are included, with audio commentary from Burtynsky himself, and video walkthroughs of his Oil exhibition. iPad.
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