Wired magazine plans to provide its content on the upcoming iPad reader, editor-in-chief Chris Anderson announced at the Technology, Entertainment and Design conference.
“Aside from a technical glitch that halted the demo at one point, Clark moved smoothly through pages, horizontally and vertically. Readers can sift through the contents horizontally and when they find an article they want to read, touch and drag their finger on the first page vertically to browse through the pages up and down. They can also turn the device horizontally to take advantage of the automatically-rotating display to view two pages side by side like a magazine and zoom out to see thumbnails of the content all at once.
“The device allows for integrated media so readers can read a product review and touch a photo to jump into a video of the product. Advertisements can also be interactive. Clark touched a Camaro ad to flip the car around 360 degrees.”
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