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Join Adobe Digital Publishing Suite experts to learn best practices for designing publications for both tablets and smartphones. See how leading publishers such as The New Yorker and Men's Health create content that adapts to the strengths of individual devices in order to optimize the reader's experience. In this session, you will:• Learn best practices for adapting design and editorial content to iPad, iPhone, Kindle Fire, and other leading tablets and smartphones• Understand how reading behavior on various devices can drive app design and layout • View examples of well-designed tablet and smartphone publications

This Men’s Health video features new VP, Editor-in-Chief, Bill Phillips, who provides his perspective on how DPS has inspired the team at Men’s Health to create engaging content for both the iPad and iPhone. You'll hear how Adobe has evolved from a technology provider to a partner in editorial innovation--helping Men's Health deliver more than 125,000 digital subscribers, 20% of whom are engaged with their iPhone edition.

In this video we publish the app directly to the iOS device without having to use iTunes or the iPhone Configuration Utility.

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.

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.

Senior Product Manager Tom Barclay discusses recent Flash Professional CS6 updates, highlighting the enhanced workflows in Adobe AIR 3.4 for development of iOS applications.

Adobe updated the Digital Publishing Suite on August 7, there are a number of new features focused on sharing. This video introduces the new features including iPhone sharing, renditions for sharing, and fulfillment limit controls.

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.