LAS VEGAS, NV, March 13, 2012 (Press-News.org) Kandy Magazine announced today that it is now available as a FREE iPad App in Apple's Newsstand and in less than a week has attained a top 100 ranking. To commemorate the release of the Kandy Magazine iPad app in the App Store, the first 100,000 downloads of the newest iPad edition featuring the World's Sexiest DJ Colleen Shannon are complimentary.
The Kandy App features in-app social media integration, in-app media libraries, notes, pinch-to-zoom, vertical scroll and easy navigation menus.
"As an independent publisher we took a look at the different options available to us to even the playing field with the large publishers. It was apparent that developing an App for Apple's Newsstand was the best approach. Our belief has quickly been validated with a top 100 Newsstand ranking in only a few days!" Ron Kuchler, founder of Kandy, said in a press release.
"We are very excited to be partnering with Kandy Magazine. This is a new and hip men's lifestyle publication, full of great photography and information. Their demographic is certainly of the iPad generation, and we are very pleased that they choose iMirus as their digital-content technology provider.", stated iMirus CEO, Chris Riggs.
Download the complimentary issue of Kandy magazine featuring Cover Model Colleen Shannon from Newsstand in the App Store at:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/kandy-magazine/id498505224
About Kandy Magazine
Kandy Magazine is a social magazine for men available as a FREE iPad app in in Apple's App store and in the Newsstand (search 'Kandy'). The magazine is also available for online reading at www.kandymag.com. Kandy focuses on social tips for men covering nightlife, dating, music and sports. The magazine is published bi-weekly and filled with interviews and pictorials of beautiful women sharing insight on what women think. Nightlife leaders provide tips on how to navigate long club lines and earn VIP treatment. Single issues are $0.99, monthly subscriptions are $1.99 and a 12 month subscription is $15.99.
About iMirus
iMirus develops private-branded iPad and Android apps for publishers and corporations. Their platform combines frequency-based print and rich media with real-time web and social-media content. The Kandy Magazine app is now available on the Apple Newsstand for free download.
Kandy Magazine is a social magazine for men between the ages of 21 - 49. For additional information, please contact Director of Communications Steve Scala at (310) 425-3452
Kandy Magazine Celebrates Launch of Kandy iPad App and Daily Top 100 Newsstand Ranking with 100,000 Free Downloads of the Newest Edition Featuring World's Sexiest DJ Colleen Shannon
To commemorate the release of the Kandy Magazine iPad app in the App Store, the first 100,000 downloads of the newest iPad edition featuring the World's Sexiest DJ Colleen Shannon are complimentary.
2012-03-13
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[Press-News.org] Kandy Magazine Celebrates Launch of Kandy iPad App and Daily Top 100 Newsstand Ranking with 100,000 Free Downloads of the Newest Edition Featuring World's Sexiest DJ Colleen ShannonTo commemorate the release of the Kandy Magazine iPad app in the App Store, the first 100,000 downloads of the newest iPad edition featuring the World's Sexiest DJ Colleen Shannon are complimentary.