Publisher: Newsweek
Device: iPad
NEWSWEEK brings you digital editions created especially for iPad and optimized for iPad 3.
Publisher: Newsweek
Device: iPad
NEWSWEEK brings you digital editions created especially for iPad and optimized for iPad 3.
Publisher: Archant Ltd
Device: iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch
foto news now combines Photography Monthly and Professional Photographer magazines in one great app. Browse through the daily updated photo news from the world of photography, read features from the latest issues, watch videos and listen to podcasts by industry professionals. Access hundreds of high-quality photos in the gallery and portfolio sections, share content with friends and enter competitions. This is a great app for anyone who is passionate about photography, from the enthusiast to the professional.
Publisher: Scoop.it Inc.
Device: iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch
Scoop.it lets you easily publish gorgeous online magazines by curating content on your favorite topic.
New to Scoop.it? Sign up first on our web site: http://scoop.it
Curate on the go with the Scoop.it iPhone App:
– Select, edit and publish posts in the same engaging visual format as from the Web site
– Review your suggestion list
– Add posts from Safari mobile
– Share on all your connected Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr… accounts
Publisher: Fabrica
Device: iPad
This is the official Colors Magazine app for the iPad. It allows you to read a growing number of Colors Magazine Issues in a brand new digital format. It also allows you to browse older issues’ most remarkable spreads. A new issue will be released through the app every three months.
Publisher: Flipboard Inc.
Devices: iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch
Beautifully designed for iPad and iPhone, Flipboard creates a personalized magazine out of everything being shared with you. Flip through your Facebook newsfeed and Google+ Circles, tweets from your Twitter timeline, photos from Instagram friends, videos from YouTube, and much more.
Publisher: National Geographic Society
Device: iPad
Ranked among the best magazine apps, subscribe to National Geographic magazine on iPad and experience a new way of storytelling.
In the July 2012 issue of National Geographic magazine, we also explore…
• How Did the Easter Island Statues Move? video and interactive – See a video of the various theories put forth over the years regarding how the statues on Easter Island were transported across the island; tap to see descriptions and sketches of the different theories.
• The Last Speakers audio – Hear audio clips of some of the last speakers of endangered Native American languages, including Chemehuevi (Arizona), Euchee (Oklahoma), Hupa (California), Karuk (Arizona), Wintu (California) and Washoe (California).
• Languages at Risk map – Tap on the map to see language “hotspots”, identified by linguists as regions with high linguistic diversity, severe endangerment, and lack of documentation.
• 360 View of Mount Erebus Ice Cave – Tap on the screen for a 360-degree view of an ice cave in Antarctica’s Mount Erebus volcano.
Publisher: Incisive Media
Device: iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch
In 1854 the British Journal of Photography was one of the first photography magazines in print. 15 years ago we were one of the first on the web, and last year we created a bespoke interactive edition for the Apple iPad.
Now it’s time to unveil our vision of a magazine for the iPhone.