If Apple made a magazine it would be iCreate. Offering readers a monthly fix of creative guides, exciting features and in-depth reviews it is the essential resource for Mac and iPod users.
Designed with the same passion and attention to detail found in Apple products the magazine offers creative guides to iMovie, iPhoto, iDVD, iWeb, GarageBand and iTunes as well as the Apple Pro Apps and Mac OS X.
Offering over 50 pages of tutorials each month, dedicated iPod and iPhone content as well as help and advice for common system problems iCreate is the magazine no Apple owner can be without.
Ben Harvell
Editor
I want to know about icreate magazine address
thanks lot of
subur
Hello,
we are an Italian team of iPhone developers that have just released iSing
Karaoke, a new Karaoke game for the iPhone.
We think that would be great if you could done a review in your site.
iSing is a new Karaoke game for iPhone.
With iSing you can sing your favourite songs wherever you are.
The game allows you to choose one of the songs included with the game.
When the song starts, you have to sing the words that appear in time
with the music and with the right intonation.
The game perform a realtime tone matches and tells you how well you are singing.
Visit our site http://www.isingweb.com and tell us if you want a promo code!
Regards,
iSing Team
I live in the US and picked up the magazine from the bookstore, but I paid a whopping $16 US dollars! While I loved every article and definitely think it was a good buy, I don’t want to keep paying that hefty price. Your website advertises 60% for USA readers, but when I try to access that it only states £80 at 33% which is about $135 US dollars. I also found a coupon code of usa2, but I cannot seem to find where to enter it. Can you offer some guidance. Thanks!
juliette
Atlanta, GA
USA
Dear Icreatemagazine,
Finally I bought myelf an IMac. And you can’t imagine how happy I am.
It has changed my life!!
Finally I am productive again:
-No more slow programs. No more registerproblems.
-No more virusses.
I am happy again!
I should have bought one ages ago!
Thanks Apple for changing my life!!
Dead iCreate Magazine team,
I’m newcomer to Mac and Apple world. I have bought my MacBook Pro month ago and now opening new wonderful Universe!
Your magazine is really useful resource for me. But it will be great to have subscription in electronic way (PDF, FB2 or HTML) to download. I have such subscription for Scientific American already and find it very comfortable.
Have you any plans for electronic version of your magazine?
Best regards, Oleg.
Hi Oleg,
We sell our back issues as “eMags” at http://www.imagineshop.co.uk, these offer PDF copies of the magazine on one searchable DVD. We’ve also just released our app for iPhone and soon for the iPad. Search iCreate on the iTunes App Store for it. Hope that helps.
Hi Ben,
please, consider the possibility to review my game:
Aquapanic – http://www.mobygeek.com.br/en/aquapanic
Thank you,
Luiz Ferreira
When is the emag volume 3 being published?
Hi,
I’m a fan of your magazine. How do I get get in touch with the editors about writing for the mag? Can’t seem to find a contact address..
Regards,
Sukrit
My father is a 75 year old Mac user and I got him a subscription to iCreate last year. He loves it, but finds some of the print too small. Is there a large print version available?
Thanks,
Aaron
Hi there!
Love your magazine (of course)!
One observation though – Issue eighty-one of iCreate carried a review of the Opera browser but made no mention of one of its key feature, namely, Opera Unite.
As the Opera website says “Opera Unite is a new technology platform allowing you to share content directly with friends, without having to upload anything to a Web site. You can stream music, show photo galleries, share files and folders, or even host your own Web pages directly from your browser.”
It’s definitely worth checking out and something many of your readers would find extremely useful.
Kindest regards,
Archiblog
With reference to Opera Unite – here’s an article worth reading:
http://labs.opera.com/news/2009/06/16/
Dear iCreate Team,
Of course I love to relax with a dead-tree magazine in a comfy chair, esprezz on the side, but…, but…
I must chime in with Oleg here above requesting an online up-to-date digital subscription. E.g. Zinio reader works great and I have several subscriptions that way.
Also another fave magazine of mine, Velovision, is available on-line
(http://www.exacteditions.com/exact/magazine/399/442)
The reading experience of Zinio and of Exact Editions is for me more then enough and a real alternative for any paper publication. I will not revert to a paper magazine.
Please, consider offering this service to your readers. Of course I understand that reusing the old content on a DVD is a viable idea incomewise. No offense meant, but nevertheless it is old stuff, handy for archiving.
IF, there would be a purely up-to-date online digital edition with the right price, you would have me as a subscriber! So, please, try to convince your “overlords” at Imagine Publishing.
Thank you for reading my plea!
Cheers!
We do have a Pixelmags iPhone and iPad app http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/icreate-magazine/id345049860?mt=8
The Pixelmags iPhone/iPad app requires a separate subscription or purchasing of iCreate if I’m not mistaken. What about those of us that are already subscribers? Is there any benefit planned where we could access our subscription via the web app? Or, are you encouraging cancels of the print subscription for those of us that would like to receive via web?
JoeP, you are correct. The Pixelmags is a separate $2 app with additional $4 per magazine to download a pdf version.
I believe the people that have the print subscription should have available the pdf version for no extra cost. The US customers are paying approximately $126 for a subscription, already. They shouldn’t have to pay extra to receive the digital copy. It might be good for folks that don’t have the subscription, and don’t want to pay the higher price for the printed version.
Someone mentioned Zinio. I believe this would be a good solution, also. iCreate currently doesn’t understand the possibility how how they could benefit from these digital versions. Make the digital version one time, yet have thousands of subscribers right away. Makes good business sense.
Now, I would also mention that both iCreate and the other premier UK Mac Magazine developers are seriously lacking in the digital areas. There are quite a few most awesome digital versions of magazines out there, and this is definitely not one of them. PLEASE FIX THIS. I know that if you guys got this down, you would be the most successful (and profitable) Mac magazine out there, and the US folks would be ALL over it.
Only then would I subscribe…
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