Wired Magazine has published a video in which they demonstrate some of the features of their new digital magazine.
According to Jeremy Clark from Adobe, "What was shown at TED, and is featured in the video, is an Adobe AIR application. This means it is compatible on Mac, Windows, Linux, Android (as of our announcement at Mobile World Congress yesterday), and it will run on the iPad as a native application. It is possible to develop applications leveraging a common ActionScript 3 codebase that can be converted at compile-time into a native .ipa (iPhone App) package instead of an AIR app installer"
In the video Wired's editor-in-chief indicates that this new digital magazine is capable "resetting the economics" of tablet magazines. Wired believes their new creation is such a great experience that users who typically refuse to pay for digital content will be convinced to purchase the subscription.
According to Jeremy Clark from Adobe, "What was shown at TED, and is featured in the video, is an Adobe AIR application. This means it is compatible on Mac, Windows, Linux, Android (as of our announcement at Mobile World Congress yesterday), and it will run on the iPad as a native application. It is possible to develop applications leveraging a common ActionScript 3 codebase that can be converted at compile-time into a native .ipa (iPhone App) package instead of an AIR app installer"
In the video Wired's editor-in-chief indicates that this new digital magazine is capable "resetting the economics" of tablet magazines. Wired believes their new creation is such a great experience that users who typically refuse to pay for digital content will be convinced to purchase the subscription.