Sentences with phrase «magazine subscription apps»

Apple has expanded its reach in original content, and recently acquired a magazine subscription app, Texture.

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Apple's portfolio of subscription services now includes Texture, a Netflix - like app that lets people read articles from over 200 different magazine titles.

Apple plans to integrate recently acquired magazine app Texture into Apple News and debut its own premium subscription offering.

Apple used to have an app called Newsstand that combined several magazines and newspapers, but the publications were only provided on an individual subscription basis.

An upgraded Apple News app with the subscription offering is expected to launch within the next year, and a slice of the subscription revenue will go to magazine publishers that are part of the program, the people said.

Apple plans to integrate recently acquired magazine app Texture into Apple News and debut its own premium subscription offering, according to people familiar with the matter.

Subscribe to the weekly print magazine, the New Scientist app or both to get unlimited access to newscientist.com with your subscription.

How do I set up a new subscription to the magazine or New Scientist app?

Next Issue has been in the unlimited magazine subscription game since 2012 when they first unveiled an Android app.

Also, an inherent advantage of the Readly app is that it provides a variety of reading material, which makes it redundant to keep separate subscriptions with separate apps for specific magazines.

Google has updated and added to its content offerings in Jelly Bean, bringing TV purchases to its video store, and adding magazine issues and subscriptions in a new app.

Subscription - based ebook reading is finally taking root, news and magazine apps have been optimized for smartphone and tablet consumption, and even browser - based scroller feeds offer headlines and story teasers to consumers throughout the day.

A host of apps and subscriptions services have made magazines discovery in the app stores and virtual newsstands almost as much of a problem as it is for books.

Time Inc., whose magazines include Sports Illustrated, People and Time, applauded Apple for allowing publishers to sell app subscriptions, but said it still has questions about access to customer information.

Next Issue, a joint venture formed by five US publishers — Condé Nast, Hearst, Meredith, News Corp. and Time Inc. — has just launched the Next Issue app for getting magazine subscriptions on the Apple iPad.

Apple, in a move long awaited by publishers seeking new sources of revenue, unveiled a subscription service on Tuesday for digital newspapers and magazines purchased through its online App Store.

This way you (or your loved one if this is for them) can buy ebooks, apps, games, videos, or even a magazine subscription.

Deep in the announcement today by Apple regarding the subscription plan they are instituting for magazine and other media publishers (the subscription plan is okay, in my opinion, as I explained in the previous post) is a sentence about a prohibition against links inside an app to website stores where a user can purchase a digital product that could be sold through Apple's iTunes Store.

Zinio, for example, announced a new library partnership this morning that will bring nearly 300 magazine titles to library patrons with free access; leading all - you - can eat and library subscription app PressReader has upped that number to over 1,000 titles.

Some other useful features are that the application allows you access to newspaper and magazine subscriptions, which the iBooks and Kindle apps currently don't support.

It is going to highlight news and political magazines and will hopefully lead to more paid subscriptions for their app for Apple and Android.

Any digital magazine published using the Adobe Publishing Suite or the Adobe Reader are finding their apps are either crashing or prompting users to buy the issue, even if they have an active subscription.

After installing a magazine app, customers can typically download one or more free issues, buy individual issues (through an In - App Purchase), or sign up for an annual subscription (with auto - reneapp, customers can typically download one or more free issues, buy individual issues (through an In - App Purchase), or sign up for an annual subscription (with auto - reneApp Purchase), or sign up for an annual subscription (with auto - renew).

Next Media, the company behind a monthly - fee based subscription service that allowed Android device users to pay on flat fee to read any magazine from a host of publishers, has now incorporated iOS devices into the fold with the launch of its App Store magazine aApp Store magazine appapp.

Once deals like this take place and broader digital publishing options open up for newspapers, digital newspaper and magazines subscription providers are able to step in with a quality, easy to use app that allows consumers to access a wide variety of content that they otherwise never would have found.

By June, Apple reversed some of those polices — just around the time we started seeing many prominent magazines embrace App Store subscriptions.

That's the whole reason some magazine publishers haven't agreed to Apple's «subscription» terms — they've made the on - going transaction an «in - app» or «in - App - Store» function and Apple takes a cut of each one of those transactions, forevapp» or «in - App - Store» function and Apple takes a cut of each one of those transactions, forevApp - Store» function and Apple takes a cut of each one of those transactions, forever.

The Amazon Kindle app for iOS has been updated to version 2.8, bringing with it a couple of pretty major changes - most notably the addition of magazine and newspaper subscriptions now syncing on your iDevice.The change means that any subscriptions that... Read more

If this were coming from a major magazine group, they would still be debating whether or not to make it a part of the subscription plan or offer it as a multimedia app with a videogame embedded.

Print subscribers can access the PCWorld Enhanced Android Edition, for free, in three easy steps: Download the app from Google Play, tap My Account to log in, and enter the email address you provided when you signed up for your print subscription as well as your PCWorld magazine account number (located on any print issue).

It might surprise you to know that magazine and newspapers are available in the App Store, not some special store just for subscriptions.

Digital (replica) editions accessed through digital newsstands (reader apps) have long been an affordable way for publishers to provide value - added features to simple replica editions and offers readers interactive functions such as the ability to browse and buy subscriptions to magazines as well as to read them, bookmark, search, etc..

Print subscribers can access the PCWorld Enhanced iPad Edition in four simple steps: Download the app from the iTunes App Store; tap My Account to log in; enter the email address you provided when you signed up for your print subscription; and enter your PCWorld magazine account number (located on any print issuapp from the iTunes App Store; tap My Account to log in; enter the email address you provided when you signed up for your print subscription; and enter your PCWorld magazine account number (located on any print issuApp Store; tap My Account to log in; enter the email address you provided when you signed up for your print subscription; and enter your PCWorld magazine account number (located on any print issue).

When I subscribe to a print magazine I can read it in physical copy, on my web browser and with a dedicated iPhone app, all included in the subscription price.

Also of note is that the BN eReader app has access to newspaper and magazine subscriptions, which the Kindle and iBooks apps currently don't support.

Readers who want access to those beautiful color magazines or even their newspaper subscriptions from Barnes & Noble won't find them in the Nook Android app.

Exact Editions launched by focusing on the consumer magazine space and selling subscriptions direct to consumers and through app stores.

However, the app has some surprising limitations: It lacks an integrated Kindle Storefront gateway — the signature feature and strength of Kindle 2 — and it doesn't support Kindle blog content, or magazine and newspaper subscriptions.

Amazon, for its part, tried not to let the removal of its Kindle Store button dominate the Kindle app update; the new version of the Kindle app also gains the ability to read newspaper and magazine subscriptions.

On Tuesday, Apple finally unveiled a subscription model for magazines in the App Store, the lack of which was one of the main reasons iPad magazines had stalled.

As a tablet I think the fire offers great usage for purposes other than ebooks, and that having full functionality of apps, magazines and tv subscriptions means that kids, and people who are not generally into reading are more likely to read more, as its the same piece of equipment that they have to carry to watch their movies, for parents its cheaper than an ipad or a galaxy.

The idea is that Apple will allow app - owners to charge for in - app virtual goods like e-books and magazine subscriptions using the iTunes platform, but taking a 30 % cut in the process.

It looks like The Financial Times has found a way to circumvent giving Apple a 30 % cut of its profits made from magazine subscriptions: through the use of a web app.

All these are accompanied by a suite of apps that allows photo editing, video editing and PDF converting, the Pocket eDGE also coming bundled with a one - year subscription to Wired Magazine, to make things just a bit more interesting.

This may be in part due to the expensive nature of the apps or it may be that the magazine public isn't interested in digital versions of the magazine or the lack of a subscription based app.

If you're using your hardware to access anything besides e-books — magazine or newspaper subscriptions, e-mail, the Web, apps, and so forth — ubiquitous wireless access becomes more important.

Users can download a magazine app and pay for the subscription with just one click, ensuring an automatic download when the new issue is available.

Some mornings you want to just give up trying to read some digital magazines — issues don't download, subscription mechanisms fail, apps crash.

In May 2011, Hearst became one of the first major publishers to reach an agreement with Apple to sell in - app magazine subscriptions.

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