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Aussie Cops Bust Hundreds Of Drivers In Mobile Phone StingIf you’re an iPad-owning subscriber to the dead tree versions of Time, Sports Illustrated, or Fortune you’ve had a pretty frustrating ride lately. Namely: you’ve had to pay twice for largely the same content. Until today, that is. More »
Just because Apple’s got a chokehold on iPad magazine distribution doesn’t mean that other tablets won’t allow a subscription model. Up first: Sports Illustrated for Android, which will cost $US4/month on its own, $US5/month (or $US48/year) for a combined print and digital subscription. More »
The iPad was supposed to herald a new era in publishing. But the growing rift between Apple and Time Inc shows that the early troubles clouding digital magazines have only gotten worse. So, is iTunes a mailbox or a news stand? More »
Apple’s Puritanical app approval policy doesn’t let in any really inappropriate apps, but it’s clear that the people want to indulge their vices with their iPhones: The current top three most popular apps are focused on sex, drugs, and alcohol. More »
Who likes ladies in tiny bathing suits? Many dudes do, that’s who. And now they can get them on their iPhone via the official Sports Illustrated Swimsuit app. More »
