Storify Launches iPad App
Storify promised a "big announcement" at midnight PST Wednesday and it delivered -- its first mobile app and a free one at that: Storify for iPad. It's using the hashtag #feb22 if you want to be part of the conversation to discuss this milestone for Storify.
In the app, you can drag-and-drop with your fingers to create stories based on social media, pulling in from Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and the Web. While tablets are seen by many as devices for content consumption, it allows the user to create content on the iPad and publish to the Web. It's in the app store now.
Watch:
- Here's the link to download Storify in the app store:
- Here are some early reviews.
Storify launches a slick iPad app to open its story-building service to a new audience tnw.co/wXH8iJ via @thenextweb
Storify Brings Drag-And-Drop Social Curation To The iPad tcrn.ch/zFZeVB by @anthonyha- Here were some of the first reactions to the announcement on Twitter.
cheers to the @storify team on their newborn ipad app. http://pic.twitter.com/bCwl6lIz
FIRST LOOK: Pinterest is to Facebook as Storify’s new iPad app is to Twitter GREAT NEW IPAD APP for plus.google.com/11109108952772…
The new iPad app is a giant leap for #Storify that will increase its user numbers: rww.to/yWtKl6
V. cool. RT @m4tt: Storify launches a slick iPad app to open its story-building service to a new audience tnw.to/1DPvm- With 25 minutes to go until the announcement, it's now clear why Storify co-founder Burt Herman has been silent the past 24 hours. He just issued his first tweet in that span. Storify co-founder Xavier Damman tweeted throughout today (scroll down for those tweets).
- With an hour to go until Storify's announcement, which will be live-storified here, one social media enthusiast made a prediction and received the following response.
- We're less than two hours from the announcement. Here is some of the latest Twitter chatter on the topic.
