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CamLife Magazine Releases App to Apple Store, Google Play

VENICE, Calif. — CamLife Magazine has released its newest edition as an app to both the Apple Store and Google Play.

Subscriptions are available for $9.99 per year, or $2.99 per issue, while the app itself is free to download. There is also free content available on the app and CamLife offers a free trial.

“The team here at CamLife Magazine has been working very hard to make a lot of changes,” CamLife Magazine CEO Gabriel Bender Cain said. “We have completely redesigned our website. We have developed new partnerships. We are very proud to be the first trade publication for the live webcam community to have an app on both major stores.”

“We would like to thank everyone who helped out and believed in our vision of shared community,” Cain added.

Issue No. 11 of CamLife Magazine is now available on the Apple Store and Google Play, featuring cover model MelRose along with Blonde Dutchess, Brutus K, Isabella Ethan, ChloeJewels, Christy Ocean and Allie Awesome.

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