GQ | January 2010
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- Category:
- Lifestyle
- Release Date:
- Dec 18, 2009
- Homepage:
- http://www.gq.com/cars...
- Publisher:
- CondéNet
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Put GQ in the palm of your hand with this groundbreaking new app. Download every page of our January issue directly to your iPhone or iPod touch.
You'll get Rihanna like you've never seen her, in an app-exclusive video and steamy photo shoot; everything you need to know to look your sharpest in 2010; Alan Richman's picks for the best new restaurants in America; Glenn O'Brien on D.C.'s best- and worst-dressed leaders; Tom Carson's roundup of the year's most Oscar-worthy movies; advice on how to amp up your office wardrobe; and up-to-the minute intel on style, culture, politics, sports, food, gear, and more.
Plus:
WORK A NEW ANGLE
Our innovative user interface lets you read GQ however you want. View the issue in vertical portrait mode to read any story in iPhone-optimized format, complete with customizable font size and a media bar that lets you play videos and swipe through photo slideshows. Or, flip your device to horizontal mode and pinch and zoom your way through a digital replica of the print magazine.
GET APP-EXCLUSIVE MULTIMEDIA
Watch Rihanna burn it up in a sexy behind-the-scenes video—only on the GQ iPhone app. Plus: Listen to clips of key music tracks and audio from our interview with William Shatner, and see photos you won’t find in the magazine.
BUY IT NOW
Liking the looks of that suit, shirt, or tie? Tap on the screen for instant info on what it is and where to get it, complete with links to fully-stocked retailers.
The GQ January 2010 iPhone app: Look sharp. Live smart. Right now.
NOTE: This is a large app. We recommend you use Wi-Fi for your initial download, then leave the app open for about five minutes to allow your phone to absorb the entire issue. Then you can read GQ's stories and view our high-resolution images and videos offline, wherever you go. ...More
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Two highly-anticipated iPad app releases have finally hit the App Store, and they're both magazines: The New Yorker and Gourmet Live. The New Yorker (free for the app, US$4.99 per issue) joins Gourmet Live as the latest magazine apps from publisher Condé Nast. The navigation is simple: tap anywhere on the screen to bring up the controls. You can quickly move between sections and articles with the scrubber or table of contents. For more leisurely reading, swipe between pages. One unique feature is how the magazine's famous cartoons are handled. Tap anyone to bring up a scrollable cartoon gallery. Plus, you can enter the regular caption contest right from within the app. It looks great, and we're eager to try it out. Meanwhile, ill-fated Gourmet Magazine has been reborn as the iPad app Gourmet Live (the current issue is free; there's no word of future pricing). As John Gruber points out,
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Das Digits-Weblog vom ‘Wall Street Journal’ berichtet, dass Apple sich dem (teilweise unerträglichem) Geschwindigkeitsverlust am iPhone 3G unter iOS 4 widmet. “The most common criticism is that the phone is slow after an upgrade”. Altersschwäche? Die ersten 3G-Geräte kippen durch den zweijährigen Vertrags-Rhythmus gerade einmal aus ihren Simlock-Schuhen. Wer seine Betriebssystem-Software auf die neuste Version aktualisiert hat, schließt a) alle Safari-Webseiten, macht b) einen “Hard Reset”, setzt c) die Netzwerk- und Systemeinstellungen zurück oder erleichtert d) den Index seiner Spotlight-Suche. Die im kalifornischen Palo Alto ansässige Entwicklerbude Cooliris, vor wenigen Jahren erstmals mit einem Browser-Plugin in Erscheinung getreten, arbeitet Wikipedia zum iPad-Magazin um. Der Condé-Nast-Verlag stellt neben dem Wired Magazine (In-App: 2.99 €; App Store-Link) auch noch Vanity Fair (3.99 €; App Store-Link) und GQ (3.99 €; App Store-Link) im App Store zum Verkauf. Der bezahlte Löwenanteil sollte jedoch auf die zweite Ausgabe des US-Technologie-Magazins von Chris Anderson entfallen. Die erste
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One of the iPad's biggest selling points is its potential as an e-Reader. The included iBooks application and the optional downloadable Amazon Kindle app, for example, provide hundreds of thousands of books to read, all in a relatively standard format: swipe horizontally to flip a page. iPad magazines, however, are trying to be far more creative. As we've mentioned before, the new magazine-style applications include everything from video to music within their pages, plus interactive features and clickable ads. But one problem with these innovative new 'zines is that they each do their own thing, in their own way. While this early adopter applauds the innovations we're seeing on the iPad platform, the mainstream user may find the variations confusing. First up: the heavily praised interactive VIV mag, a standout among online newstand Zinio's offerings. Early demos were decidedly exciting. This wasn't text - it was a multimedia experience! The article
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Der Condé Nast-Verlag arbeitet an iPad-Versionen seiner Magazine Wired, GQ, Vanity Fair, The New Yorker und Glamour. Nach Angaben der ‘New York Times’ soll sich die digitale App Store-Ausgabe der GQ im Januar bereits 15.000 Mal an iPhone-Besitzer (2.39 €; App Store-Link) verkauft haben. Die offiziellen Mediendaten für die englischsprachige Druckfassung sprechen von einer Auflage von 934.033 verkauften Exemplaren. Davon sollen über 700.000 Leser ein Abonnementmodell für dessen Zeitschriftenkonsum benutzen. Das Durchschnittsalter der (vornehmlich männlichen) Magazinkäufer soll bei 35.2 Jahren liegen. Für demographische Prognosen des erwarteten iPad-Schubs ist es sicherlich noch zu früh, trotzdem kann ein Blick nicht schaden. Eine aktuelle Januar-Statistik des von Google akquirierten Werbeanbieters AdMob zeigt das folgende Bild einer Alters- und Geschlechtsverteilung für Smartphone-Kunden: Sowohl iPhone als auch iPod touch erfreuen sich dabei einer (fast) ausgeglichenen Beliebtheit für Männlein und Weiblein. Die iPhone-Kundschaft findet im Altersbereich zwischen 25-44 Jahren ihre größte Verteilung. iPod touch-Benutzer sind nach AdMob-Angaben
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...@GQdotcom: Hey you! Yeah you! You know what you need? THE GQ iPHONE APP! Damn right. http://www.GQ.com/downloadiphoneapp...
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