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WebMD the Magazine for iPad has arrived in the App Store. The interactive title brings you health news from WebMD.com, one of the most visited and trusted sites on the Web. Best of all, each monthly issue is absolutely free.

Bookstand is an upcoming jailbreak tweak that allows jailbreakers to combine their iBooks content with Newsstand.

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Great news, Rolling Stone fans: Wenner Media has recently announced that it plans to bring the popular music magazine to the iPad early next year. But first, before Rolling Stone hits Newsstand, the company has decided to port The Beatles: The Ultimate Album-by-Album Guide to Apple's tablet computer this December 1.

It’s no secret that Apple spends a lot of time designing the look of their iDevices. Whether it is the iPhone 4S (which is really just the iPhone 4 with better guts inside) or the iPad 2, it’s obvious Jonathan Ive and his team are perfectionists at heart. Apple’s attention to detail, unfortunately, doesn’t seem to extend to its recent app designs. These, in my opinion, just plain suck.

Zinio, the San Francisco, California-based company known for its digital magazines, isn’t letting Apple’s Newsstand get it down. Instead, it’s adding to its list of interactive titles available for the iPhone/iPod touch and iPad and increasing its advertising wow.

Even though Newsstand looks a lot like an app, in reality it is a separate folder within iOS 5. As such, Apple won’t let you put Newsstand into another folder. However, thanks to a tip from The Coding Massacre, this is now possible.

This evening, additional titles were added to Apple’s Newsstand service. Launched with iOS 5 today, Newsstand is where magazine and newspaper subscriptions reside in Apple’s new operating system. New titles released today for iPad include NYTimes for iPad, Esquire iPad Edition and The Guardian iPad Edition, among others. Total Film Magazine, How It Works, and Future Music are among the new titles for iPhone/iPod touch.

Apple’s Newsstand is officially open for business. The new Store, part of iOS 5, is available through a link in the new Newsstand app that resides on an iDevice’s Home screen.

Big news, folks. Apple has officially begun approving apps that launch within its new iOS 5 feature, Newsstand. The feature, which looks a lot like a separate app, is available now on any iPhone/iPod touch and iPad with iOS 5 already installed.

Although Apple hasn’t officially announced its first NewsStand participants, they are a secret no longer. During today’s “Let’s talk iPhone” event, the company presented a screenshot of the upcoming service that launches on October 12.

Ever since the WWDC, Apple has been very discreet about Newsstand and what it really will be like. This week, Apple finally released, to some developers, a special FAQ document detailing how the feature will work and affect them. We have received a copy of these details, here they are.

Adobe Systems Incorporated today announced that its Adobe Digital Publishing Suite customers will be able to create magazine and newspaper applications that appear in the Apple Newsstand, which is coming with iOS 5.

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OSX Lion, iOS 5, and iCloud have all finally been announced! Watch the show to find out everything you need to know.

Apple's new iOS 5 features are many in number and awesome by nature. Read on for the full preview.

Apple announces Newsstand for iOS 5. This is where all of your magazine and newspaper subscriptions will be available, and where new items may be purchased.