Once you’ve downloading the app, view the issues in landscape mode on iPad or iPhone, then tap the cover of the issue you want to view to enter preview mode. You can scroll through the entire issue.

However, there’s another way you can enjoy Total 911 on your iPhone and iPad, and it makes use of the excellent iBooks app (if you don’t already have this, you can download it free from the App Store), which is primarily an eBook reader but also a great PDF reader.

You can get PDFs of the first 50 issues of Total 911 by purchasing our eMag DVD. Now, this is normally viewed on your Mac or PC using the cool interface that comes with it. However, there’s a folder on the disk which contains PDFs of all the back-issues. Go to this and  drag the PDFs straight into the Books section of iTunes on your computer. Now simply sync your iPhone or iPad with the computer to load the issues.

Not only does iBooks allow you to carry up to 50 back-issues with you all the time, it also has a superb search facility that allows you to drill through all the issues to find articles that interest you. So, for instance, you can find all references to ’997 Turbo’.

The quality is stunning on the larger iPad screen and the iPhone 4′s Retina display but it’s also good on older iPhones and, of course, you can zoom in to read smaller text. If you have another mobile device, then any PDF reader will allow you to read Total 911 on it.

Click here to buy the Emag for just £19.99 – that’s a mere 40p an issue!

Thanks to ‘GT4′ on 911UK for suggesting this to us.

The magazines are neatly displayed on the iBooks shelf – remember to click the PDF tab at the top

Pages are displayed in crisp detail

You can zoom in to read text

Search through all the issues in seconds

Issue 57 of Total 911 is now available in all good newsagents and online.

Highlights include:

997 Sport Classic – we drive Porsche’s £140,000 limited-edition 911

911SC – the Complete Guide to this affordable classic 911

911 Turbo – the original 930 put through its paces

996 GT3 – Manthey mods create a GT3 with attitude

993 Speedster – one man’s dream to create his perfect 911

993 v 3.2 Carrera – two cars, one price

All this plus much more in the world’s only Porsche 911-dedicated magazine.

The first 50 issues of Total 911 are now available on one easy-to-assess disc.

The Total 911 eMag is an innovative way to access back-issues. Not only are all the pages available as PDFs files – to view on screen or print – you can also search all the issues to find information on a particular model of 911 within seconds.

Just think – no more having to flick through a pile of back-issues to find that elusive article.

The disc also includes 911 videos, desktop wallpapers for your company and a very cool 911 dashboard interface.

The Total 911 eMag costs just £19.99 and you can buy here now.

911 features
Great Porsche 911s from around the world
- New 997 GT3 MkII.
- 996 Turbo v 997 Turbo
- 4WD 911s – the Complete Guide

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News and views from the 911 world
- How the 911 became a racing legends
- Gearbox – cool products for Porsche enthusiasts
- You can have fun with even the most modest 911

And there’s more…
All you’ll ever want from a Porsche 911 magazine
- Fit to drive – health tips for better driving
- Driving Brands Hatch – turn by turn guide to mastering this hilly circuit
- Living the Legends reports

Total 911 issue 49 is hot off the press and in UK shops now, or available online at www.total911.com Big news is a full report and first test of the all-new 997 GT3 MkII. It’s even better than we expected!

Other highlights in this issue of the world’s only Porsche 911 magazine include:

Do you need to spend £100,000 on a new 997 Turbo? We pit one against a £30,000 996 Turbo and discover that the latter is the supercar bargain of the year.

Hard to believe but the Carrera 4 has been with us for 20 years. We chart its history, including looking at the 959, from the 964 to today’s 997.

The 1960s were golden years for Porsche – with the first great successes on the racetrack. We chart the 911′s progress.

Brands Hatch is fast, hilly and fun – our detailed circuit guide shows you have to master it in your 911.

Plus, part two of our important PCCB investigation, Sebring 2009 race report and much more…

Not to be missed, so jump in your 911 and head to the shops. Or, go to www.total911.com to subscribe.

911 features
Great Porsche 911s from around the world
- 993: The Complete Guide
- Invest in a 911
- Replica Brumos racecar

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News and views from the 911 world
- The essential guide to PCCB
- Objectives – cool products for Porsche enthusiasts
- There’s nothing new about the Panamera

And there’s more…
All you’ll ever want from a Porsche 911 magazine
- Fit to drive – health tips for better driving
- Driving Silverstone – turn by turn guide
- Living the Legends reports

911 features
Great Porsche 911s from around the world
- Birth of the 911 – how it almost never happened
- 997 GT3RS v Lamborghini Gallardo
- Super-light 964-based 993 GT2 replica

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News and views from the 911 world
- How Porsche is still making money
- VarioCam – why it’s a classic Porsche solution
- Could a mid-engined 911 really be possible?

And there’s more…
All you’ll ever want from a Porsche 911 magazine
- 911 driving holidays
- Classifieds adverts
- Living the Legends reports

911 features
Great Porsche 911s from around the world
- 42mpg in a new 997 Carrera with PDK!
- Stunning 993 GT2 killer with RS DNA
- Super-rare 964 Speedster

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News and views from the 911 world
- All-new 997 GT3 unveiled
- Has the 911 lost its character?
- 964RS – the best 911 you don’t want to own

And there’s more…
- 911 driving holidays
- Classifieds adverts
- Living the Legends report

911 features
Great Porsche 911s from around the world
- Our completed Project 996 unveiled
- Campaigning in the Carrera Cup
- Driving the ’Ring on the cheap

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News and views from the 911 world
- Car handbooks – are they too big?
- Economy drive – 42mpg from a 997!
- Do we really want electric 911s?

And there’s more…
- 911 driving holidays
- Classifieds adverts
- Living the Legends report