Store
App
On May 25th, the iTunes app for SYAC was released!
It's compatible with the iPhone, iPod, iPod Touch, and iPad. The app is FREE and it basically allows you to view the entire library of SYAC comics wherever you go! You can even share comics with friends with the e-mail feature. There is also a handy "favorite" button which will store comics on your phone so you can view them anytime if you're unable to connect to Wi-Fi hotspots.
Follow this link to the SYAC app on the iTunes store: [link]
NOTE: Android versions of the app will be forthcoming!
Also, I am not the only one with an app. Many of the Fresh Epics artists also got apps as well, including Stupid Fox, Acero Tiburon, Alex Ze Pirate, and Boggart. All of them are FREE and more will be coming soon so please keep an eye out for them!
Credits
Apps created by Ashley Staggs
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iTunes app logo copyright Apple
4th June 2012
9 Comments:
12 months ago #8372661
@Eleeveen
Ah, right. For reading on-the-go!
You know, I remember there being a huge stink about some extremely inexpensive app (or three) on the iPhone App Store that let you read the archives of comics for free (with adverts) or for a small fee (with a light, paid subscription). Some people didn't appreciate their work being reproduced in such a way. Ya know... despite the fact it was free publicity and the application creator wasn't stealing money away from anyone, but making a few bucks for organizing all these comics into one place mobile viewers could go to read their favorites. But I guess it's better to have 100 different apps for a 100 different comics, each fully certified and authorized by the comic artists, than 1 unauthorized app for 100 comics.
Ah, the Internet... So full of legal drama and kibitzing...
@Eleeveen
Ah, right. For reading on-the-go!
You know, I remember there being a huge stink about some extremely inexpensive app (or three) on the iPhone App Store that let you read the archives of comics for free (with adverts) or for a small fee (with a light, paid subscription). Some people didn't appreciate their work being reproduced in such a way. Ya know... despite the fact it was free publicity and the application creator wasn't stealing money away from anyone, but making a few bucks for organizing all these comics into one place mobile viewers could go to read their favorites. But I guess it's better to have 100 different apps for a 100 different comics, each fully certified and authorized by the comic artists, than 1 unauthorized app for 100 comics.
Ah, the Internet... So full of legal drama and kibitzing...
12 months ago #8370356
@JosephCollins He didn't say that the app was for updates. P: He said it was for reading the comic archives on your Apple devices. Stupid Fox may not update much, but it already has some archives built up. (About 50+ pages, if I remember correctly.)
@JosephCollins He didn't say that the app was for updates. P: He said it was for reading the comic archives on your Apple devices. Stupid Fox may not update much, but it already has some archives built up. (About 50+ pages, if I remember correctly.)
12 months ago #8369621
... Stupid Fox has an app? Isn't that comic updated like... once a month? XD
... Stupid Fox has an app? Isn't that comic updated like... once a month? XD
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I eagerly await the Android version! You rock!