Android News and Apps

Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 inch tablet has received attractive attention from magazine publisher. This is good news for any Android‘s tablet vendor because for over the past few months only iPad that a lot of attention. Now, Next Issue Media starting to bringing magazine from five major publishers to Samsung Galaxy Tab as the starting Android tablets.

As starting, Verizon will be the one that provide Newsstand as a sneak preview for Galaxy Tab customers. It is available to download the content over a WiFi connection. Afterward, the service will eventually flash out to WiFi only Samsung Galaxy Tab Models.

Until now, still no word regarding the download content for galaxy Tab 3G model. But technically the newsstand content could be installed also on Galaxy Tab 3G. However, we will post here if news regarding this comes up.

Time, Esquare, Fortune, Popular Mechanics are included on the newsstand content but customers can buy single issues or sign up for monthly subscriptions. No fix price for those magazine, the price may vary depend the magazine and how do you subscribe to the magazine. Example, for a single issue of The New Yorker runs $4.99, but a monthly subscription is just $5.99 for one issue per week. Time is $4.99 per issue or just $2.99 per month for a new issue each week. Next Issue also offers 30 day free trial subscriptions.

So, please just get the detail price and subscription information directly to the magazine to avoid any misinformation since we need to pay to read any issue on the magazine. But publishers may also opt to offer free digital editions to print subscribers.

40 magazines will be available also in the service for Android devices in year’s end. But we don’t have yet the full list of magazine that included. For now, please enjoy the magazine which available at your Android’s tablet. For anybody who lives outside USA, not sure if the service is available or not but since the Android Market has already add more country to get the paid version, hopefully the same way will follow by the Next Issue Media.