Giltedge Travel uses the sections feature in Digital Publishing Suite to help readers navigate through the folios and learn about all of the destinations that Giltedge serves. After learning about itineraries and geographies, travel enthusiasts can visit the Giltedge web site without leaving the app in order to initiate the booking process.

Rolling Stone digital was released on January 16, 2013 using Adobe Digital Publishing Suite. The iconic rock publication uses audio overlays, allowing readers to read music reviews, listen to samples of songs, and immediately make a purchase on the iTunes Store. In addition, each issue can expand its photography portfolio using the slideshow feature available in Digital Publishing Suite.

The Oklahoma Sooner football team converted its print Gameday program to an iPad and iPhone app using Adobe Digital Publishing Suite. The app heightens the reading experience through video and audio recordings of past games and extended stats and information on each player. The Sooners are leaders in re-imagining a print product on an interactive mobile device.

David Jones, an up-market Australian department store chain, released its holiday catalog using Adobe Digital Publishing Suite. The catalog is designed for perusing gift ideas and, without missing a beat, making a purchase. David Jones takes special advantage of the image sequence overlay, allowing readers to swipe through a set of images and watch the present pop out of the box.

Heifer International partnered with Bates Creative Group to publish World Ark magazine and catalog using Adobe Digital Publishing Suite. Heifer International allows people to invest in individuals from developing nations by purchasing livestock and equipment for them. In this app of the week video, Teresa Demel shares a story of a village in Bangladesh that benefited from Heifer International donations. In addition, she walks through the process of purchasing a cow for someone across the world.

REI, Recreational Equipment Incorporated, uses Adobe Digital Publishing Suite to build targeted and engaging ads into Backpacker Magazine's Gear Guide. Not only does REI reach key demographics through Backpacker's Gear Guide, but it also provides entertaining and interactive ads that delight the reader. Watch this video to see three examples of interactive ads.

Fashion retailer ASOS publishes its weekly magazine to showcase new clothing lines and accessories. The publication, available in print and on the iPad, has now been customized for the iPhone screen. Readers can navigate through articles on their favorite stars, watch how-to videos, and peruse the racks for the latest designs. The app is integrated with the ASOS website, allowing readers to purchase clothing and accessories without leaving the app.

In this app of the week video, Teresa Demel compares iPad and iPhone versions of Women's Health. Rodale Publishing has developed a clean information architecture for iPhone that makes it easy to navigate through the magazine, follow image tutorials, and read the same great content provided in the full-size publication.

Reader's Digest endeavors to be on every tablet device, and it was available on Kindle Fire HD on its first day of launch. This app of the week video highlights key features, such as interactive quizzes that provide instant feedback, photo-sharing on Pinterest, and easy navigation.

Fitness Magazine, by Meredith Corporation, uses Digital Publishing Suite to deliver high value product placement opportunities that drive immediate purchase. In addition, the magazine showcases workouts using video and slideshows. Readers can also flip through several recipes on a single page.

Better Homes & Gardens, the 4th best selling magazine in the U.S., takes advantage of Enterprise Edition features in Digital Publishing Suite. The custom store allows the publisher to promote back issues and special editions. The custom slots in the navigation bar create a clean user experience. Direct entitlement allows print subscribers easy access to digital issues.

Newsweek, built with Digital Publishing Suite, creates innovative multimedia content to capture readers' attention. This App of the Week episode shows a gorgeous cover featuring Mad Men, elegantly animated with HTML. It also injects current content into monthly issues with web overlays in order to drive readers to engage with the website. Watch this video to see how Newsweek drives readership through social sharing as well as exclusive content for iPad readers.

Scientific American uses Digital Publishing Suite, Enterprise Edition to develop an interactive iPad publication and distribute it to both print subscribers and new readers. This episode shows what direct entitlement (print-digital bundling) looks like, as well as some interactive features that elucidate scientific concepts.

Men's Health on the iPhone embraces the smartphone user experience and tailors its content to the small screen. Audio overlays allow readers to sit back and listen to a story with their headphones. Health enthusiasts can carry workout routines in their pockets. Content is well organized and easy to navigate, enjoyable for any loyal or new reader of Men's Health.

The New Yorker was released on the iPhone on August 7, 2012. This video walks through the reader experience, including an intuitive information architecture that allows readers to navigate through sections and articles. It also provides "drawers" that include interactive and supplemental content, as well as share articles through social media.

Us Weekly uses Adobe Digital Publishing Suite to publish its weekly celebrity magazine on the iPad. This video walks through Auto-archiving, which helps readers save space on their tablets, as well as a "matching game" created with slideshows and dual buttons.

National Geographic uses Adobe Digital Publishing Suite to build its interactive tablet publication. By leveraging the InDesign workflow, National Geographic can maintain the captivating design of its publication and use innovative storytelling to bring cutting edge science to its audience in an engaging way. Check out this demo of some cool features of their app: buttons and slideshows illustrate the view from Everest within the context of a map, image sequence is used for educational animations, and HTML overlays allow them to feed current content into the app.

Dick’s Sporting Goods released 2012 Football, its first Digital Publishing Suite app on the iPad. Dick’s Sporting Goods is a Fortune 500 company and one of the largest sporting goods stores in the world. Its app is a retail catalog devoted to football cleats, equipment and apparel, designed to ease the gear research and purchasing process for its football customers. Watch the video to see how it uses interactive features in Digital Publishing Suite to create a great shopping experience.

National Geographic for Kids is produced with Adobe Digital Publishing Suite. The iPad edition provides an independent reading experience for kids because it embraces interactivity and allows kids to intuitively understand and navigate through the content.

America’s Test Kitchen uses Digital Publishing Suite to create and distribute a highly interactive version of Cook’s Illustrated magazine on the iPad. Using slideshows, video, and photos, Cook's Illustrated provides detailed demonstrations, recipes, and product reviews.

Roland is a leading music equipment company that has created an engaging digital publication for its readers. It brings the sound of its equipment to life in the Roland Users Group app, which is distributed internationally in several languages. Using interactive overlays in Digital Publishing Suite, Roland lets readers sample the equipment before heading into the shop.

Benjamin Moore used Digital Publishing Suite to create engaging apps for each of its target segments: homeowners, architects, and interior designers. Dive into a whole new world of color, as Benjamin Moore provides insight into the latest trends in design. In addition, readers can purchase paint swatches and samples from within the app.

Digital Publishing Suite is fueling retail apps, digital catalogs used to drive sales for businesses. This episode features two apps: Wetsuit Bible and P&O Cruises. Wetsuit Bible uses interactive features in Digital Publishing Suite to deeply define product specifications and educate the customer before making a purchase within the app. P&O Cruises guides the user through all the decision making points in booking a cruise, providing destination photos, ship descriptions, itineraries and a booking form inside the app.

The New Yorker is a world renowned magazine with a loyal following. See The New Yorker's Custom Store built with HTML, great for upselling content to readers. Also witness interactive features built with Digital Publishing Suite. Listen to Margaret Atwood read her story and watch Ashrita Furman practice for his entries into the Guinness Book of World Records.

Adobe Digital Publishing Suite features three apps designed for the medical industry: a sales tool for a dental office, a physician professional development journal, and a patient facing app. Watch the video to see a few samples of interactivity that support the business case for producing apps in the medical industry.

Adobe Digital Publishing Suite features Vogue, the first Digital Publishing Suite publication on the iPad3. Teresa Demel highlights differences between the two devices, showcases how Digital Publishing Suite features streamline product placement, and discusses premium advertising on tablets.

Adobe Digital Publishing Suite features Fast Company, a well designed publication that, for its inaugural iPad issue, features the top 50 most innovative companies. Watch the video to see a few samples of interactivity, social sharing, and quizzes.