Celebrity news magazine Glamour app now available for Windows Phone

Glamour

Condé Nast Digital, the production group behind the likes of Vogue, has released an official Glamour app for Windows Phone. Glamour (website) is a pop destination for those seeking the latest news and gossip surrounding celebrities in the spotlight.

The mag is a global hitting, is localised in a number of countries, and holds an annual "Women of the Year" accolade in the United states of america. Topics include hair and dazzler, fashion, life and love, and the publication also sports a number of competitions. Glamour for Windows Phone enables users to proceed up-to-date with what's happening in glittered lifestyles while on the go.

The app itself is very Metrofied (soon we'll be no longer using these names should a rename come around for the design language) and follows the website'south colour scheme throughout to offering consistency when moving betwixt the smartphone and desktop / laptop.

Glamour App

Advertizing is nowadays above the listing of news articles, which we find slightly obstructive and would prefer to see either at the top or bottom of the screen (this is the example when viewing articles), though the banner is locked in and does non follow when scrolling. Glamour for Windows Telephone not only pulls the latest headlines from the pop website, but it also displays the latest tweets from the Glamour Twitter business relationship.

Unfortunately, while the app does enable users to share articles via social networks, it does inquire you to provide credentials to said services instead of using the integrated accounts present on Windows Telephone. We found this slightly odd. Overall the app is relatively basic but functional. It gets the job done, merely we'd like to run across Live Tile back up, use of the integrated social profiles, and more.

You can download Glamour from the Market place for free. If yous've download the app, allow us know your thoughts in the comments.

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