Magazines On Ipad
When the iPad was released, there were many things that might have interested you. You can play on it, you can surf on the internet, you can do a lot of things and of course, you can read. Yes, reading is a nice option if you have an iPad. It’s not just the feeling of turning pages that you like, but it’s the idea you can have as many books or magazines in just one hand. By now, there are many magazines available for the Apple’s tablet, so now we will talk about the experience of reading magazines on the iPad.
Wired from www.wired.com
First, let’s take a look at the Wired magazine that costs $4.99 and gives you access to many different magazines. You have interactive things to do like slide shows, watch videos or touchscreen info graphics. There are some odd things about this application too. For example you are not able to do your regular pinching to enlarge the text that you are reading. This means that if you have problems with reading a smaller text, then there is nothing you can do about it. Still, if you do not care about this, then you should know that the application is the best mainstream magazine which uses iPad’s interactive capabilities and touchscreen.
Magazines On Ipad
Zinio from www.magicaltablet.com
The online magazine shops, like Zinio allows the user to purchase many things. Zinio’s purpose is to offer the same experience of reading a printed magazine as the feeling of reading a printed version. When you are reading Zinio magazine, you will get the same feeling as if you are reading a PDF.
There might be problems with all the tapping you have to do for zooming in and out, when you have to change the page. It’s too much to do just for reading a page. Besides this, everybody likes having a magazine lying in the house somewhere in a corner. Let’s face it: many times you are reading what you see, when you open the magazine randomly. You cannot do this with the iPad and you won’t leave your tablet lying somewhere in the house.
Magazines On Ipad
It’s the same experience reading a magazine on the iPad as reading a printed version? Which do you like most? Do you like reading magazines on the iPad? It’s true that the touchscreen it’s really attractive and interesting. Is this the feeling that you are searching when you buy a magazine? On the other side, its’ great to watch a video or listen to a song if you are reading about an artist. Let’s say you are reading a review on a movie and you may want to watch the trailer too. With the iPad, all you have to do is to tap “play” on the video and the problem is solved. So the question still remains: what do you choose between a printed magazine and its digital version? Which one do you prefer? It’s a nice feeling to hold a magazine in your hands, but if you want to read more magazines, it can be a little uncomfortable to hold all of them in your hands. The iPad can save you here and it offers you a nice reading quality. So what do you like more?