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For any questions, feedback or concerns please reach out to ios nytimes. I am a product director on another large scale mobile app, and I love the NYT app.
If I could make one request, please bring this back to your timeline. An additional comment - I find your newer navigation confusing. In a word it is over-designed. Once is bad but this happens a couple of times in a single scroll. When you read an article, the new design has changed the place of the back arrow for part of the navigation but is not the same throughout.
But the biggest and reoccurring issue is the Sections page. What used to be a clear list of sections has now been buried under blocks of articles the NYT wants to spotlight for whatever reason. Finally, the NYT really, really needs to work on the accuracy of their search function. Please do better, NYT!!! The NYT is full of great and varied content, so this review is not about the content, just the app.
This used to be easily accessible in a side menu. I can never remember where it is. Also, the back button is now on the bottom of the screen for most articles, except when you view certain articles like through wire cutter. You can save articles and pin sections for easy access. The NYTimes application is free to download and install, and includes some free content. However, to get unlimited access to all sections, you must become a digital subscriber.
Please note that in the absence of a Wi-Fi connection, the NYTimes app uses your phone's cellular network connection to access and download content.
Please check with your carrier to see whether you will be charged for usage, especially while traveling. From the systems page, tap about. The device O. By default, you can access the Marketplace from the Start page of your phone.
You can navigate to the Saved section by flicking over from any page in the main area of the app. From Saved, you can view your saved articles. For more information, see " How do I save an article? First, open the full article view by tapping any headline on a page. Select the ellipses in the lower-right corner and tap save.
You must be logged in with an NYTimes. You can pin the sections you frequently access to your Windows Phone Start page. That way, you can jump right into your favorite NYTimes section from your phone's Start page.
To pin a section, flick to the Sections area of the New York Times app. From the Windows Phone Start page, flick to the App list. Tap and hold the NYTimes application and choose uninstall. You can download the NYTimes application and access some content without registering. However, full access requires registration and a subscription.
If you have already registered with NYTimes. For full access, you must subscribe to a digital package that includes smartphone apps.
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