GQ's app looks good, but it's not exactly flying off the iTunes App Store shelves: The December 2009 issue only sold 365 iPad copies. Solution? Slap Victoria's Secret model Miranda Kerr on the next cover and hope for the best.

So maybe the promo for the GQ app is a bit silly with its suggestions that you swipe, tap, and flip like a man, but the magazine actually looks rather nice on an iPad:

Every man and his dog is aware that Condé Nast has been working on iPad magazine apps for their popular titles such as Wired and GQ, but apparently we'll see GQ's April issue available (presumably) this month.

In this week's tentatively materialistic app roundup: Deals, scrutinized! Barcodes, scanned! Movies, thriftily rented! Magazines, digitized! Pac-Man, terrifyingly adapted to the road! The iPhone's camera, made less terrible! Turn-by-turn, discounted! Home screens, organized! And more...

People bitching that B&N and Amazon charge $10 for sweet lengthy timeless novels get ready: Conde Nast wants to sell monthly ad-supported magazines, rejiggered for your iPhone, for $3 each, starting with December issue of GQ.

Three of the hawt babes from Battlestar Galactica get a Jane Fonda makeover and transform into full-on Sixties kitsch mode for this GQ photoshoot. It's just another jarring piece of Katee Sackhoff's plan to remind us all she can be femme, plus another sign NBC/Universal will do anything to boost BSG in its final…

Just days after we notice the mixed piece on the beautiful but ridiculously priced B&O Serene cellphone in the NYTimes, I notice GQ's scathing declaration that the B&O BeoCom 2 is the worst landline phone to ever hook up to POTS.

Today Outpost is featuring a hell of a deal on a PC. This is the GQ 3151 Desktop PC. It is a very low-end PC, but could be that perfect machine for a some other computer projects. It is powered by an AMD Geode NX1750 processor, 128MB DDR memory, 40GB hard drive, CD-ROM drive, integrated graphics, audio, Ethernet and…