Month: October 2013
Of course, “free” is almost never really free. Several decades ago, “free lunch” was free only because the food was so heavily salted that diner visitors had to order a (paid, how else?) drink.
PressPad makes Android selfpublishing Affordable for Authors Worldwide
PressPad, self service tablets and smartphones publishing startup have been able to take another great step forwards in making digital publications more affordable and accessible across mobile platforms. Support for Android platform has been awaited by clients and publishers. Their aim is to deliver content to biggest mobile platform in the World and with Android & iOS support from PressPad they do not have to choose.
Publishers signing up for mobile apps with PressPad can speed time to market tenfold, don’t have to deal with technology issues, app stores policies, and are able to dive into mobile publishing without any upfront investment.
To emphasize the launch of Android support, we’ve also prepared an interesting offer but we’ll get back to that later on in the article.
The whole thing has been prepared by PressPad designers, we offer you all the templates with the covers for free, and what’s more – you can use them for commercial purposes.
If you are an author of a children’s book or a publisher, from this article you will learn how to publish a book on Apple mobile devices with no knowledge of programming required.
Your app is your brand on App Store – if you are about to publish your digital magazine on mobile devices read this article and find out how to prepare a good looking digital magazine design, a recommendable content which is read with pleasure and which works on Apple mobile devices with iOS and Android controlled tablets and smartphones.
Your native PressPad app is a virtual kiosk and, at the same time, a reader visible in News Stand which allows readers to look through successive digital issues. A great advantage of such a solution is that you can put every issue in your PressPad publisher panel in a PDF format and subscribers of your magazine will instantly see successive issues on their tablets or smartphones.
