PressReader for Android Brings the Worlds Newspapers into one neat App

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PressReader brings over 1,800 full-content newspapers from 94 countries in 48 languages to your favorite Google Android device. Download PressReader today and receive 7 trial issues for FREE!*Choose from a growing list of the world's most popular publications, including:
• The Washington Post
• USA Today
• Los Angeles Times
• Chicago Tribune
• International Herald Tribune
• Globe and Mail
• National Post
• Vancouver Sun
• Irish Independent
• Irish Times
• Daily Mail
• The Herald
• Kicker
• Hamburger Morgenpost
• Der Tagesspiegel
• Il Messaggero
• Bangkok Post
• Kommersant and De Volkskrant
...to name just a few.



With PressReader, you can hold the digital edition of your favorite publication in your hands and read it from cover to cover, just the way the title was printed — with no compromises in quality, fidelity or content.



Features:
• Set up automated subscriptions to your favorite titles
• Sort publications by country, language, favorites or recently ordered
• Flip pages like you're reading real publications
• Pan and zoom articles and photos and view in stunning clarity
• Easily browse publications using page thumbnails or interactive tables of contents
• Open full articles in easy-to-read text views
• Share articles by email, Twitter and Facebook
• Sit back and listen to publications using on-demand audio
• Search across titles and select titles you wish to download
• Authorize PressReader as part of your PressDisplay.com subscription
*All trail issues downloaded will be paid for by NewspaperDirect in compliance with auditing rules for paid digital editions.
Additional titles can be purchased individually for $0.99 per issue, or downloaded in conjunction with a paid subscription on PressDisplay.com.


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[kodiak799]

$1 an issue seems fairly steep. Hopefully direct subs are available priced a bit more reasonably.

Sounds like a great app for a tablet, though. But between the cost of a tablet, perhaps data for said tablet, plus the paper I think I'll stick with hardcopies.

 

[Avarice]

Way too pricey. I can access most of the papers via google search.

 

[kodiak799]

Way too pricey. I can access most of the papers via google search.

There's another newspaper app (maybe called "newspapers") that admittedly I have only used a few times but seems pretty good. I think you have pay for added features like shortcuts or bookmarking...

Not sure about offline use, and other features that may be lacking, but "newspaper" is a better deal IMO. Although IF I had a tablet the app highlighted in this thread would be fantastic for the airplane.