Yesterday we launched our location-based app service, ByPlace™, at special venues across the globe.
Enabling free access to top-notch titles such as Dazed & Confused from the V & A and Le Monde diplomatique from the Eurostar, ByPlace™ is off to a flying start.
At Abbey Road Studios, Music Week‘s app for iOS is also available for free over the next 3 weeks. To mark the occasion, we teamed up with our dear friends at Music Week… Keep Reading
Exact Editions was the first magazine platform to deliver magazine apps for the iPhone. We also had magazines on the iPad as soon as it was available. When the Apple iTunes Newsstand arrived all the apps on the Exact Editions platform were there. We have always been at the cutting edge of iOS technology.
Today we announce that Exact Editions apps are the first to be aware of their location. All the magazines and periodicals on the Exact Editions … Keep Reading
Hurrah! App Access is now part and parcel of our site-wide subscriptions, thanks to the latest upgrade from our tech team. They’re called network subscriptions.
Forget being tied to a computer: a network subscription allows an entire site roaming access to a title’s app on your own iPad or iPhone.
For those of an academic persuasion, this will mean an end to wandering round the library, unable to snag a computer for your research. Students with an iPad or an … Keep Reading
We are rolling out a spanking new version of every single app. We call it version 7.0.
What’s that when it’s at home? It’s a full Archive Preview and Searchability feature, that’s what. Much like the rumours of iOS 7, our update also includes a lovely redesign, which makes each app stand out from the crowd.
The Archive Preview allows any Tom, Dick or Harry (otherwise known as non-subscribers) to marvel at the full extent of the app’s archive before … Keep Reading
Spotted on the London Underground, Apple’s latest CBS Outdoor Campaign for the iPad. Out of 300,000 Apps, they have chosen to feature the Dazed & Confused Magazine App. The Exact Editions developed App holds the iconic magazine’s Twenty Year archive, with every issue available at the tap of a button. The chosen cover is from the December 2012 issue featuring renowned stylist Nicola Formichetti (picture of the ad on his Tumblr) and J-pop Princess Kyary Pamyu … Keep Reading
Powered by