iPad

At DCP we always try to optimize content for our clients for various screen sizes.  Whether it's a tablet, phone, digital edition or website content, certain types and size/quantity of content lend themselves to various media devices.

An article from http://memeburn.com elaborates a bit more on screen sizes and how users are consuming content.

DCP recently announced our new Advanced Tablet Apps. With more new tablets coming out all the time, we will be creating magazine views for various size screens, inlcuding the new iPad mini.

Marketing Your App Promoting and sharing your magazine app Search: Your listing in the app store is important. Ensure you have a descriptive title and your key words are relevant. Your magazine tablet app should have descriptive and impactful images. Each app store has a unique way of implementing a search. In the Apple Appstore the description will not affect search (today); however In Google Play it will have some impact on a search.

A new infographic details that tablets are becoming big business in sectors like aviation, banking, construction, healthcare, manufacturing and retail.

This data was put together by BizTech magazine, and shows that four in five (74%) business professionals already own a tablet, a slight rise on an older report which claimed enterprise tablet adoption stood at 67% in 2011.

Tablet magazine apps offer organizations the ability to reach new customers through distribution methods, which present a new and larger global audience. The evolution of digital media distribution is showing no sign of slowing down—quite the opposite. The publishing industry is rooted in print and print isn’t dead or dying by any means, however mobile is the platform of the future and must be successfully integrated into the brand.

At DCP we look for compelling stories about different organizations that are creating interactive tablet apps to engage their audience. You can view the video here:http://adobe.ly/ShZ0QD

What does the future of custom publishing look like and how will the content be delivered?  It's a question we ask ourselves at DCP almost daily.

Tablet use has exploded in recent years, and is quickly becoming standard practice across a wide array of disciplines. A recent article in Time magazine describes this extension into the medical field, with doctors becoming some of the most enthusiastic professional users.

At DCP we're always on the look out for new ways to deliver custom content and the Kindle is one to watch. Santa Monica, California (CNN) -- A new, high-definition Kindle with a lighting system and a bigger Kindle Fire tablet topped the list of gadgets rolled out by Amazon on Thursday at a splashy event in an aircraft hangar. "We love to invent. We love to pioneer. We even like going down alleys that turn out to be blind alleys," CEO Jeff Bezos told reporters and other guests. "Every once in a while those blind alleys turn into broad avenues.

At DCP we are continuing to focus on the latest and greatest in Tablet App development for our clients.  We have some very exciting news coming within the next 10 days!  To further support our investment into tablet app platforms for publishing a new data shows that tablets to hit 100M shipments in 2012: study By Lauren Johnson August 27, 2012

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