Vogue Magazine Hack 5.8 + Redeem Codes

American Vogue often inspires a visceral reaction from readers - either they love it or they hate it. This app is not going to change anyone's mind, since it's just the same content in digital form.

For those who enjoy the original though, the Vogue app is a great step forward, being easy to use and surprisingly stable compared to some other Newsstand apps (not a single crash while reading cover to cover). This is leaps and bounds beyond anything appearing on glorified PDF reader Zinio.

To clear up some confusion, Vogue DOES support retina display for the new iPad. Editorial images are sumptuous in their clarity and detail and article text is pinpoint sharp. However, none of the advertisements are in retina-friendly resolution, leading to lots of jarringly pixelated pages in between content. And as with most fashion magazines nowadays, a huge chunk of Vogue is advertisements. Hopefully, Condé Nast will lean on their advertisers to submit high-resolution ads to match the rest of the otherwise beautiful magazine.

Three months into my subscription, the magazine that should automatically download into the app no longer does — you can’t even see the current edition as a “for purchase” option.

I have observed fashion since the age of five years old. I know this because I remember having a very strong conversation with my mother at that time about insisting I wanted the dress with the spaghetti strap shoulders! Nothing else would do because I wanted the latest in trend dress at the moment.. and I knew it would be something else later and all that mattered was now!!! This is what Vogue Magazine is for me! It has always been about what is now..with a twist of classic. You can show a little of the past and where the future might be headed, but for the most part it’s about now.
Thank you Vogue for always being on point all these years! Thank you to the dedicated staff through the ages of Vogue Magazine.

Truly,
Catherine Cross

Clearly the print and the digital people are not thinking about a joined up experience for their print subscribers. And what I mean by this is as a print reader, if you want to dig deeper into the web content it's almost impossible to get into the site. In order for readers to access to magazine online you have to input either your subscription number or your name and address EXACTLY as it appears on your mailing label or your not getting in. Well, what the digital folks don't seem to appreciate is that the magazine no longer has the label stuck on the actual magazine. The magazine comes in a plastic bag with a slip of paper which has those details, and I like most people tear it open and then throw it away. My name and address have been altered in some way to fit on the label, because no matter the number of combos of abbreviations it won't work. You would think that with all the pressure Conde Nast must feel to get their digital operation creating as much readership and revenue as possible they would get these fundamentals right.

This is an amazing app… this far exceeded my expectations! I was reluctant to download it since I really did not know what to expect – pictures? A video? Words from The GaGa? What could a ‘coverlet app’ be??!!

This was the ENTIRE feature done in an interactive way and with so many bonuses!
This is a major coup for VOGUE. Expertly done…a great segue into upping the bar in the digital world of magazines. Hopefully this will be a monthly feature, and maybe Vogue will give the option of having other sections available (ADS ONLY?? Sounds crazy, but I’d love an interactive Advertising Only section…maybe give it free with a download???) - free advice! I know I’m gushing, but I really was looking forward to a way to entirely put the hardcopies down without losing the ‘wow’ of the publication. This clearly is a step in that direction.
Nicely done Vogue.

As a long time subscriber to the Vogue prints, happily I would read my issue then archive them in very clean condition to have them man years from now. Once I found this app I was very pleased I could now read it everywhere without worry as the tool it essentially is to me, with my subscription to print luckily I have all access to the digital issues which just awed me with the true innovation that simplified everything. Once reading the April issue on my I pad everything has worked fine, the work the staff has put to not solely adjust scans of the standard magazine, but to specifically fix all the text, images, pages to pit a iPad.

Once the issues actually download, they are great. But there is no reason why, even when using a strong, fast wifi connection, an issue should take hours to download.

The file size for a single issue is ridiculous. One issue took up over 1GB of space, and the smallest was still 500mb. I have quite a few magazines with FANTASTIC newsstand apps with issues that never go over 100mb, and the content is still great, clean and high quality with interactive elements. Even other Conde Nast magazine apps, such as W, don't have such huge file sizes. There is nothing in any of these issues so far that warrants such large file sizes. Something needs redesigned.

Are they crazy - they eliminated the ability to pinch and zoom in the newest version with JLo on the cover. Also too confusing the way they have you scroll through articles -- there is vertical and horizontal scrolling and scrolling within a page - so easy to miss things and completely illogical.
Disappointing after waiting so long - they are trying way to hard to put every trick in the book in this magazine which just distracts from the articles and beautiful photography. Let fashion be the star and sit in the front row NOT technology. The tech should be invisible - logical - fluid - and maybe surprising at its simplicity - think Apple - this is not what a product for an Apple device should feel like.

I like the idea of the Vogue app and downloading/purchasing only the issues that you want. When I first installed it I thought that Lady Gaga content might be a little on the light side due to it being free however when I purchased the Rihanna version I was met with the same light content. 60-90 seconds of video w/no dialogue does not a "behind the scenes video" make. Vogue should take a cue from Vanity Fair when it comes to a behind the scenes video; they are longer than 60 secs and actually some dialog. The images are great but I'd like to see a little more content for my money, video shines on the iPad but not here.

I'm an aspiring fashion photographer and my wife recently got me the print subscription for Christmas. I was super excited to find out that I get the digital issues free.

Vogue looks absolutely amazing on the new iPad with the retina display and the layout is wonderful. I like the fact that you side scroll through the ads and then scroll downward through the articles. I think the designers did a fantastic job and it is the best way to experience Vogue!