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No big deal, but it's not a pleasure to use.Īll in all, better than the old Zinio offering, but when someone puts an iPad type device in my hands, that supports magazines edited to display on a portable screen (why would I read a magazine at my desk - I'll surf the web?), Zinio will be dead to me. Thoughtful, but if I was zoomed in at a detailed level I would have a lot of scrolling to do in order to view the whole page, or I will have to manually undo the zooming.Īlso, the animation of this effect is also not Silverlight smooth. When I click to turn, the page zooms out, turns, and zooms back in again. Therefore, in order to turn the page I have to use the mouse - no big deal, but it does not equate to flipping through a magazine. Even so, I have to zoom into see the text clearly - not much, but enough to turn the left and right arrow keys into scroll keys, not page turners. If Cosmopolitan and Men's Health have worked out that a handbag (man-bag?) sized edition is worthwhile for their audience, can't the publishers of digital magazines show some intelligence about the size of the screen they could be catering for? A faithful reproduction of an A4-ish sized magazine is adhering to a constraint that should no longer apply. The biggest problem is that the concept belongs to the last decade. The website says click on 'check for new publications' in the application - the application doesn't seem to have such a button. All my old magazines downloaded fine, but the free Nat Geo available for trying the beta is stuck in no-mans land. #4 amjbrown 03-30-2010, 04:23 AMThe Mac version doesn't seem to have any way of poking it to get downloads you are due. Instead, the content scaled to match the browser window, and there was a scroll bar for when there was more text on the page than could fit on a screen.

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I was expecting something like a PDF viewer, with pages that were simple copies of the print edition. I opened the special issue in the browser based Zinio reader, and I’m pleasantly surprised.

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It can’t access the Zinio website to download content, but this will probably be fixed fairly soon. Unfortunately, the app is broken at the moment. find the download link using the Zinio magazine reader app, youll then be prompted to find a. You can get that issue here, but you’ll need to set up an account with Zinio first. Andrew479 at the linux Reaper forum mentions some details. This new application introduces enhanced features enabling consumers to access their favorite interactive magazines and books worldwide, online or offline, in a more optimized and enjoyable way.The app can be downloaded now, and a special release of the latest issue of National Geographic is available for it as a free download. An extension of Zinio’s pay-once-read-anywhere “UNITY” platform, Zinio Reader 4 is supported on Windows, Mac and Linux operating systems, in its initial beta release. This latest release from Zinio is another addition to its continued focus of offering ubiquitous access across PC, Mac, netbook, touch-screen and tablet devices, including the iPhone, iPod touch and the upcoming iPad from Apple. Zinio Reader 4 was built using Adobe’s AIR framework, optimized to power a cloud-enabled library, specifically tailored for interactive magazine and book content experiences.

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In combination with Zinio’s latest product launch, National Geographic celebrates World Water Day with a free download offer of its interactive April 2010 “Water” issue, using Zinio Reader 4 and “UNITY” platform.Zinio’s newest digital reading application enables a seamless, online or offline reading experience across the Company’s global offering of over 2,000 top consumer magazines. Here is a guide.Zinio, the global leader in digital publishing technology and services, today announced the launch of Zinio Reader 4, built using Adobe AIR.

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The magazines can be saved as PDF’s that work with iBooks and PDF files can be password protected. Due to Apple’s restrictions, these magazines are not available on iOS devices with the app but there is another method for viewing adult content on all iOS devices. However, adult content is only viewable on a computer. Zinio does offer subscriptions and one time purchases to Playboy and Penthouse. After the Zinio Reader is installed, purchases can be stored on your computer for viewing offline. Users can also visit the site from any computer and view purchases online or download the Zinio Reader from a Mac or PC. Most of the magazines can be purchased individually or by a discounted subscription plan. Some examples of the magazines available are Rolling Stone, Spin, BusinessWeek, Car & Driver, National Geographic, Harper’s Bazaar, Macworld, etc. There are several free samples to get a good idea of how the app works before any purchases are made. The app has a nice UI for browsing and reading digital versions of some of the finest magazines. Zinio is a free app for your iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch.