BurningAngel Partners With Totalmass for iPhone App

BROOKLYN, N.Y. — Joanna Angel’s BurningAngel has partnered with mobile content distribution company Totalmass to develop a paid iPhone application available within the iTunes store.

Punk Rock Pinups Slideshow in Apple’s App Store allows users to browse through photos of popular BurningAngel models and select them as their phone wallpaper. Users can rate their favorite girls, create a custom slideshow, email pictures to their friends and more.

"This is a great way to extend our brand,” Angel said. “I am really excited about this new technology I think our demographic of fans will really appreciate it.”

BA girls featured in the app include Angel, Misti Dawn, Belle Vendetta, Draven Star, Jessie Lee and others.

Music from bands whose songs have appeared in BurningAngel movies play within the app during the slideshow.

“We have all been big fans of Joanna and Burning Angel for several years now, and we love their take on adult entertainment,” said Totalmass CEO Duane Wilson. “We are very excited to launch the first-ever adult application on the App Store featuring a hardcore brand; while the application seems tame we are working to launch additional applications as native iPhone apps as well as mobile applications and on-deck properties to bring this special content to the worlds mobile users.”

Punk Rock Pinups Slideshow costs $1.99.

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