Showing posts with label apps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label apps. Show all posts

Thursday, July 8, 2010

Check out Instinct's iPad app

The new Instinct iPad application will be available every month with the launch of each new issue. It’ll feature everything inside the magazine—from the hot fashions to the even hotter cover guys. Not to mention your favorite features, advice columns, reviews and Soapbox speakers.

So, if you’re going to have the coolest computer on the market, why not have the best content to go with it? Keep your favorite gay magazine at your touchscreen finger tips at all times and get the new Instinct iPad app, now available for download via iTunes for $2.99 per issue.

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Out's gay 'City Guides' app

Out recently announced the launch of its new mobile application. iPhone users may now download Out’s “City Guides” directly to their Apple mobile device free of charge.

“With the inside scoop on where to eat, drink, shop, and play, Out’s new app is like a great date—witty, charming, connected, and, best of all, available. Who doesn’t want that?” said Out Editor in Chief Aaron Hicklin.

Out magazine’s “City Guides” provides valuable information advising users about the best local gay bars, restaurants, shops, nightlife, and hotels. Out created the “City Guides” by scouring each city and interviewing the top party hounds, retail therapists, and culinary elites. From hot parties to chic lounges, Out now offers the most extensive guide to great gay places.

Thursday, February 25, 2010

Grindr hits 500,000 members

Today Grindr, the largest all-male mobile location-based networking service reached its landmark 500,000th member and is still growing.

Since the inception of this innovative social networking application in early 2009, approximately 1,000 to 2,000 new users have been signing up every day.

Joel Simkhai, Grindr's founder and CEO, says, "Grindr's growth has come from one source, our users. Grindr users are telling their friends about Grindr, they are blogging and Twittering about Grindr, and posting their success stories on their Facebook status updates."

The app, which runs on iPhone and iPod touch, uses location-based technology like GPS, cell towers and Wi-Fi to determine the user’s location. A quick tap delivers profiles, photos, and information of nearby guys. A user’s profile is available in seconds, as are chat functions and sending additional photos or even a user’s map location.