Has coffee-table apps become a unique form of evergreen publishing?
- Slide shows and video galleries link to the best content on the web.
- Spin, match, and guess provide games for memorization exercises.
- The innovative pictionary with search bots game was the original seed behind our platform.
- If we select subjects carefully, the app can be timeless and always relevant. This includes historic sports lists, scientific glossaries, and virtual tours by subject.
- Using search bots, the content self updates – reflecting the best of the web and auto-adjusting the app to changes due to society’s evolutionary habits or scientific advancements. Minor editorial adjustments per year should keep these apps focused on the central themes of the selected subject.
- Our approach is objective – not reflecting political, personal, or editorial bias. Each app is simply the result from the best of the web.
- We have pushed the state of the web with apps where little information is currently available – and where we forecast growth in content from the global community. This includes apps for regional areas of countries like India or China. As these local communities become more active on the web, our apps focused on those regions will improve automatically.
- More recently, we’ve experimented with predictive magazines. With subjects like the emerging war among tablet manufacturers, our app is able to automatically track the hundreds of announcements for new products that is expected to occur in 2011. We did the same for hybrid cars.
- Mobile technology will improve with faster devices, networks, and servers. This improves the user experience for mobile users.





