Articles Tagged ‘sports illustrated’
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Sports Illustrated Football Rivals - Learn All There Is To Know About Football's Greatest Rivalries
BY Joe White on Tue September 27th, 2011
Sports Illustrated has just released a couple of new applications. The apps, "Sports Illustrated Football Rivals" for iPhone and iPod touch, and for iPad, offer users a unique inside into some of American football's greatest, most notorious rivalries. Both applications are available to download in the App Store for free.
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Entertainment Weekly, InStyle Among 17 New Magazines Coming To iPad
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Thu August 04th, 2011
Time Inc. announced on Wednesday that all of its 21 magazines would be coming to the iPad before the end of the year. Titles, which include Entertainment Weekly, InStyle, and Coastal Living, will also be available on Android, the HP TouchPad, and Barnes & Noble Nook, according to news first reported by the Apple Insider.
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Apple Blinks On New Subscription Terms With Time Inc.
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Mon May 02nd, 2011
Time Inc., has reached a deal with Apple to make all of its iPad editions free for print subscribers. This arrangement, which becomes effective today, includes Sports Illustrated, Time, and Fortune magazines.
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Sports Illustrated iPad App Loses Key Function, Apple To Blame
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Mon September 20th, 2010
In a move to show their frustration with how Apple allows digital magazines to be sold in the App Store, the folks at Sports Illustrated have removed a key feature from their app. Read More...
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Apple Blocks iPad Subscriptions, Leaves Publishers Feeling Discontent
BY Joe White on Thu July 29th, 2010
Apple recently blocked a subscription-offering update for Time Inc.'s Sports Illustrated (for iPad) app, leaving the guys at Time feeling understandably disgruntled. Read on to find out more!
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SI Swimsuit 2010 iPhone App Is Available For Free, Sort Of
BY Tyler Tschida on Wed February 10th, 2010
Sports Illustrated took a different approach with this year's SI Swimsuit iPhone app. Instead of charging an upfront cost like they did last year, leaving curious consumers with the burden of having to make a
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