Is Wired's App Really the Future of Magazines?
MBCook writes "Interfacelab has put up a review of Wired's new iPad app, and declared, 'The only real differentiation between the Wired application and a [1990s] multimedia CD-ROM is the delivery mechanism.' While providing little interactivity other than a fancy page-flip, the application is made of XML and images, including two for the text of each page in portrait and landscape mode. This seems to be why the application is 500MB. The article suggests this was done to get the app out quickly after Flash was officially vetoed by Steve Jobs."
The answer is no. Also, anyone using the iPad as ereader is mentally insane and hates his/her eyes.
I'd love it if they figured out a way to make an interesting magazine on the iPad.
Why, the ipad is a terrible format for extended reading. You want your CMYK ebook screen for that, because your eyes aren't built to stare comfortably at lumious light sources for long. Plus the ipad is pretty silly anyway, no we don't want the smegma smears from jobs' bellend around here, tis the shapely and powerful golden thighs of little asian women we lust after.
What he can't kill, he has sex on. Trent.
Those 10,000 have already demonstrated that they'll buy any old shit, provided it's shiny, though. Very desirable marketing demographic.
"Physics is to math as sex is to masturbation." -R. Feynman