Since we began magazine publishing in 1985, our philosophy has been that the every day user is the true expert. Our job is to leverage on that expertise to publish in print and on-line the most useful and interesting information.
We built a wonderful team of volunteer magazine writers, bloggers, and forum moderators for our Windows Mobile publication, Smartphone & Pocket PC (SmartphoneMag.com). We are doing the same for the iPhone and off to an excellent start. In our premiere issue we had articles and profiles from a doctor, Rabbi, student, IT professional, consultant, company CEO, mayor, and several iPhone Webmasters. Here are our premier issue writers. If you wish to contribute reviews, how-to's, profiles to an issue of iPhone Life, please first read our writer's guidelines for the magazine and then send me (Hal) your proposal.
If you have really taken to your iPhone, and have a lot to say about your experience, apps, accessories, and so on, then you might want to join our blog team. Blogging is more informal than writing for the magazine. Once I (Hal) approve, you will be blogging directly, your post appearing immediately on the home page.
I am looking for folks who will post at least once every couple of weeks, and ideally more often. Bloggers represent the magazine. Blogs should be reasonably well-written, topical, and mature. Bloggers can develop there own style or point of view, and criticize if appropriate. Fundamentally, the blog site and the magazine are for enthusiasts wanting to get more out of their device.
If you want to write or be a regular blogger or forum moderator (when we set the forum up), please email me a few paragraphs about your interests and background and what you might like to write or blog about to Hal Goldstein.
