Mac|Life's iPad App Reaches #1!

We gotta start by saying this: thank you so much! And then, wahoo! Our iPad app, the Mac|Life Tablet Edition, today became the #1 Free iPad App in the App Store. We're thrilled that so many follks are checking it out, and the steady stream of emails from the in-app "email us" button is providing tons of useful commentary, feedback, and ideas. Much appreciated, and keep 'em coming!
To address the most common questions: No, we don't yet know when the next app will come out or how/if we'll be moving into a paid model where our regular issues are available for purchase on iPad. This app is free because it's an Issue Zero of sorts--a test run so we can see what y'all think and make sure we're doing it the right way. But rest assured, we're working quickly and eagerly on answering those questions, and we'll make sure everyone knows the second there's news to share.
Otherwise, the most common feedback has been requests to add pinch-zooming, bookmarking the place you left off when reading, removing the white logo screen during transitions, and sharpening up the text and images. All great points that we completely agree with. So keep those comments and ideas coming--we can't respond to every email, but we're reading them all, and again, thanks so much for checking out our app!
And if you haven't gotten the app yet, you can download it here. [iTunes link]
MichiganDave
September 01, 2010 at 3:03pm
Congratulations at the top! I downloaded the app and it's well designed for the iPad. Also appreciate the ability to send feedback from within the app...very convenient.
rdillman
September 01, 2010 at 6:02am
You sent me a letter saying that I could go to the web site, type in my account number and get a subscription renewal for $34.95 - but the website wants $44.95. And I don't see a place on the order form to access the lower price.
Now, really, ten dollars is not all that much, but since Mac|Life is a computer magazine, and a Mac magazine at that, I'd think your paper and electronic offers would match up.
There's no need to respond to this. I just wanted to send the comment. I really enjoy the magazine, and I'll renew at the regular price next year when my subscription is up.

















