Android Magazine App Maker for Windows

User Reviews

• failed on the first attempt to create an app

  computerdaemonJuly 2, 2013

  Pros

  none that I can think of

  Cons

  doesn't work

  Summary

  This bodgy piece of software cost me $94 I'll be sure to do a chargeback

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• Pretty good but...

  drkbluejewelSeptember 23, 2011

  Pros

  Does what it says

  Cons

  wish you could make links

  Summary

  Does what it says but I had a little trouble getting it onto my phone. Thats it. It does the flipping action that its supposed to. Wish you could make links to pages.

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• EZ Way to Create eBook or eMagazine for Mobile Devices

  prstonAugust 17, 2011

  Pros

  App Maker offers an easy way to convert PDF or image files into effective Android apps to distribute and display magazines, brochures, and catalogs on Android smartphones and tablets. See my summary below for a full description of the Pros.

  Cons

  No Cons...except for the high price of $79 for Android Magazine App Maker. I think $39.95 would be fair and produce more sales for the developer.

  Summary

  I bought Android Magazine App Maker. The following report is based on my user experience. App Maker installed nicely in Windows 7 32-bit. App Maker is stable and has not shown any signs of bugs. Thorough testing for malware showed App Maker is completely clean. App Maker works exactly as advertised. It offers an easy method for converting digital publications into Android apps. You simply import your content (as PDF or image files) into App Maker...and the program does all the work of creating an Android app for you. The finished app works perfectly in Android mobile devices. App Maker uses a very nice 'page turning' effect to display digital publications on mobile devices. The overall display uses a simple effective layout designed to provide maximum screen space for viewing. Three types of navigation controls are present: turn pages by touch; use left and right arrows; or use bookmark thumbnails (ordered by page number). The 'arrow' and 'bookmark' navigation controls can be hidden to gain more screen space for viewing. The navigation controls are very easy to use on the small screen of a smartphone. I had no trouble with navigating through the digital publication on my Motorola Atrix. The Zoom function works very smoothly. Very easy to zoom in and out. The app produced by App Maker installed easily on my Android mobile devices. Also, the app is easily distributed by several methods. The primary method of distributing your app would be a direct download from a website, such as Android Market or a personal website. Also, the app can be transferred directly from a PC to a mobile device. Additionally, the app can be emailed as an attachment (without any hassles of security blocks or warnings). Aside from its high price, I highly recommend Android Magazine App Maker for anybody who wants to publish their digital publications to mobile devices. You won't be disappointed.

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