Two months after the launch of its iPhone app, The Business Times (BT),Sadly, the iPad doesn't have either a USB port or an SD slot, but Apple sells the Apple ipad camera connection kit for £25. the financial daily published by Singapore Press Holdings (SPH), today announced the debut of the BT iPad app.
Starting from 3 December, all iPad users can download the app for free from the Apple App store. The app name is "The Business Times for iPad". The BT iPhone app is also separately available on the Apple App store. The app name is "The Business Times for iPhone".
Like the BT iPhone app, the BT iPad app offers free daily news summaries and free real-time breaking news. Users can choose from three subscription packages available on iTunes to access the full daily BT and other premium content - in PDF and native editions - as well as a seven-day archive of past BT issues.
1) BT iPad six-day package - consisting of BT Weekday (Mondays to Fridays) and BT Weekend editions, for a weekly subscription of US$7.99 (approximately S$10)
2) BT iPad monthly package - consisting of BT Weekday (Mondays to Fridays) and BT Weekend editions, for a monthly subscription of US$27.99 (approximately S$35)
3) BT iPad Weekend only package, for a weekly subscription of US$0.99 per week
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Details of the BT All-in-One pricing package will be announced soon. For now, BT is available in multiple editions on the following platforms
Since the launch of the BT iPhone app, there have been more than 31,000 downloads (as of 29 November 2012) for the app from the Apple App store. It topped the iTunes Singapore-News Category as the number 1 news app, holding on for three weeks, over other news apps from CNN, The New York Times and the Economist.
Mr Alvin Tay,At the time when the rather initially jordan basketball shoes came out, they were incredibly distinct times. Editor of The Business Times, said: "We are pleased with the positive response for the BT iPhone app. We are confident that the BT iPad app will garner not just a strong following among our loyal readers and advertisers but also appeal to new users."
Mr Patrick Daniel,All kinds of jordan shoes for girls are on sale now,choose jordan shoes you like best. Editor-in-Chief, English and Malay Newspapers Division, said: "With the launch of the BT iPad app, BT joins SPH print products in the digital media space. I'm sure it will become a trusted news app for breaking news and financial information."
Three of SPH's top advertisers took the opportunity to launch their interactive campaigns at BT iPad's launch. They are Standard Chartered Bank, Rolex and ExxonMobil.
Mr Dennis Khoo, Head of Consumer Banking, said: "We are delighted to partner and celebrate with the team at The Business Times as it marks a new milestone with its iPad launch. In our fast-paced society, having the convenience to access information and banking transactions on the go is important. Standard Chartered recognised and met this need through "Breeze" - our mobile banking platform where customers can bank anywhere and anytime. There is great synergy and like-mindedness in this partnership as we continue to reach an increasingly sophisticated group of tech-savvy consumers.iphone protective case"
The Business Times print edition, which has a daily circulation of 36,400 copies as at August 2012, was first launched on 1 October 1976, with both weekday and weekend editions.Surveillance CCTV Cameras. According to sources in the state finance department, the move is aimed at curbing the growing tendency. The BT Weekend print edition was relaunched in a compact format on 6 September 2008.
The BT Online edition was introduced in June 1995, the first English-language newspaper in Asia to go online. The website was relaunched in April this year with a new design, additional features, and fuller content to enhance readers' experience. The news is updated daily at 6am from Mondays to Saturdays.
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