In continuation of our pride parade towards world domination, we cover another milestone and we call it ‘GadgetMag’. It’s a technology magazine that doesn’t add up to the stack of tech pubs, it rather stands out with its finest quality print, beautiful graphics, clean design and to top all that: interesting articles.
Since the launch of gggadgets.com, we have been creating some amazing content our readers love. From buying guides to opinion posts to reviews, there has been a lot of great stuff for everybody from nerds and geeks to generic tech enthusiasts. We decided to provide this content in the most compelling form of information sharing since the ages of B.C., as a result, GadgetMag is born.
So what the hell is GadgetMag?
GadgetMag is a magazine about gadgets – like this very site gggadgets.com – created, developed, and published using gadgets; edited, compiled, promoted, published, and maintained by gadget lovers. Every month we publish some amazing smartphone reviews, top-notch commentary on tech events, interesting tidbits, cool tips, and hot opinions; at the end of the month, our editorial team would be handpicking the best of them, re-touch and proofread them and then put them together in a killer design for your pleasure. You can then buy this final product known as GadgetMag in the form of a digital magazine available in PDF as well as as an iPad magazine. Not only that, but you can also order a printed copy for yourself. Rest assured, the print quality and paper used are the best in the world. You’d only know once you see it with your bare eyes and touch it with your very own hands.
The very first issue for August 2012 is now out with some amazing content. You’d find an interview with Rob Shoesmith who was once a trash collector and is now an iPhone celebrity, a story of a fight between Jonny Ive and Steve Jobs, a smartphone buying guide, a detailed note on which smartphone OS is the right choice for you and a lot more.
Can I have it, please?
Well, well, your excitement makes sense and it’d multiply with the amazing introductory price. We have kept the prices too low, way lower than the industry standard.
The iPad version is only $2.99 while an average iPad magazine of the same guts would cost you no less than $14.99. To top it with even more excitement, the introductory price of the first issue is just $1.99 – 50% off the original price. Go get it now. Just don’t wait.
As of the print, we are not keeping much after covering paper and ink costs: just $14.99 a copy and we didn’t forget the fun part. When you order the first issue, we’d send you a Gameboy iPhone 4S silicon case for free. Could it get any better?
