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Skulls by Simon Winchester for iPadSkulls by Simon Winchester explores an extraordinary collection of animal skulls. This book, conceived for iPad, features two reading modes, stunning rotational photography, the ability to compare any of the skulls and artefacts in the book and Simon's witty, engaging and informative story. |
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March of the Dinosaurs for iPadMarch of the Dinosaurs for iPad recounts the adventures of a group of dinosaurs as they struggle to survive in the prehistoric Arctic. Carefully based on recent scientific discoveries, superbly realistic 3D animations bring the dinosaurs alive in your hands, spinning 360 degrees at the swipe of your finger. This magical book will fire the imagination of any dinosaur fan. |
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The Waste Land for iPadThe Waste Land for iPad brings alive the most revolutionary poem of the last hundred years, illuminated by a wealth of interactive features. The title's groundbreaking design carefully respects the typography and integrity of the original poem, yet offers spectacular new ways to explore The Waste Land's significance and influence. |
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Gems and Jewels for iPadGems and Jewels for iPad is our alluring new app book. Teamed with the University of Chicago Press, and the famed Field Museum, we presents this stunning adaptation from the printed book Gems and Gemstones: Timeless Natural Beauty of the Mineral World. |
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Solar System for iPadSolar System for iPad is our latest interactive book, created to inform and inspire people about our nearby astronomical neighborhood, and presenting a wealth of spectacular imagery that is one of the great achievements of the space exploration program. |
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The Elements for iPhone 4Totally reconceived for the iPhone 4, The Elements: A Visual Exploration brings a new level of innovation to the world of the periodic table. |
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The Elements for iPadThe Elements: A Visual Exploration is the most beautiful, the most interactive, the most magical ebook ever created. |
Press Releases
December 13, 2011
Touch Press launch Skulls by Simon Winchester.
November 28, 2011
Touch Press launch X is for X-Ray.
September 29, 2011
Touch Press launch March of the Dinosaurs iPad app.
July 5, 2011
Solar System for iPad is now available in German and Japanese.
June 10, 2011
T. S. Eliot’s The Waste Land Tops iPad App Chart on Launch
June 07, 2011
Faber and Touch Press Launch The Waste Land App for iPad
May 03, 2011
Touch Press Launches Stunning Gems and Jewels App for iPad
February 15, 2011
Faber and Touch Press Collaborating on iPad Edition of The Waste Land
December 22, 2010
Solar System for iPad Raises the Bar (Again) for Electronic Books
November 30, 2010
Faber and Faber and Touch Press Partner to Create Digital Titles for iPad, Launching with the Solar System for iPad
June 24, 2010
Theodore Gray's The Elements Takes iPhone 4 a Spin
May 21, 2010
Visionary eBook for iPad Launches Internationally | France | UK
April 2, 2010
Visionary eBook for Apple iPad Launched by Touch Press
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Screenshots of The Elements for the iPhone
Screenshots of The Elements for the iPad
Quotes About The Waste Land for iPad
"TS Eliot's The Waste Land Replaces Angry Birds as Greatest Modernist App"
—Gizmodo"This is not so much "the future of the book" as a demonstration of the potential of technology to add significant value to a work of art – in this case a written text of great importance but formidable difficulty."
—The Observer"All in all, the technological features, and the ease with which they can be used or hidden, make for a deep and rewarding reading of "The Waste Land." It's a promising marriage of poetry and technology, and just one more reason to break down and buy an iPad."
—Huffington PostQuotes About Solar System for iPad
"The new Solar System for iPad app is an amazing and extraordinarily attractive resource for amateur astronomers...Solar System for iPad is an out-of-this-world digital book that is as informative as it is beautiful. It's a stellar example for other reference app makers on how to best take advantage of the tablet medium."
—USA Today"...the form, content and function are fused in near perfection...the "Orrery" is a particular treat, making good use of the iPad's "gestural interface" to allow the reader to zoom and pivot through space with a pinch or sweep of the finger on the screen."
—The GuardianQuotes About The Elements for the iPad
"The iPad's splendor and power may be best shown by The Elements: A Visual Exploration. The $13.99 program is more electronic book than traditional app, but it's not like any e-book you've seen. The periodic table of elements comes to life when you touch your finger against any element. Handsome photographs of objects spin around so you can observe them from all vantage points."
—USA Today"Best App of all Theodore Gray Wolfram Periodic table. Everything is animated and gorgeous. Alone worth iPad."
—Stephen Fry on Twitter"it's dazzling — it makes science feel like magic in your hands."
"Indeed, the elements in this periodic table seem very much alive. The obvious way to examine static objects — say, a lump of gold (number 79) or an ingot of cast antimony (number 51) — is to rotate them, to spin the specimen with your fingertips. And that's exactly what you do here."
—Boing Boing"Among the cooler made-for-iPad apps I tried... Theodore Gray's interactive Table of Elements, with animated graphics and facts — much neater than it sounds."
—Smart Device CentralContacts
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