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Geneva 2012: evo's iPad app

evo's special iPad app, with lots of videos and features live from the 2012 Geneva motor show, is live now

evo has launched an interactive iPad magazine featuring the best cars from the 2012 Geneva Motor Show. Published on the iTunes app store within 48 hours of the show’s first press day, evo’s Geneva Motor Show special edition includes unique video and interactive content. Written, filmed, designed and produced by evo’s in-house editorial team, the evo Geneva Motor Show iPad magazine includes over 100 images of the best cars from the show plus 20 videos.  ‘The evo team has barely slept over the past 48 hours,’ said evo Editor Nick Trott. ‘They’ve worked flat out in Geneva, filming, shooting and writing the content, while back in the evo office in the UK our digital Art Editor has been feverishly designing the interactive pages. It’s been a hell of an effort, but we’re proud of the result.’

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The evo Geneva Motor Show iPad magazine is available to download for free at the iTunes app store. Click here for more information.

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