Magazines & Newspapers (1358 programs)
Pros: Intuitive and easy to use. Thousands of scanners to browse. Filter by location or genres.
Cons: Information is highly dependent on local sources.
Pros: Can support upto 5 devices. Has double page mode. Can add several profiles. Has a wide selection of magazines.
Cons: Can’t change the appearance of the app. Loading pages take a while. No bookmark organization option. Repetitive covers on front page.
Pros: Beautifully designed. Supports both iPhone and iPad layouts. Thoughtful features that enhance the experience.
Cons: Could use better post separation.
Pros: Free to download and use. Plenty of cool content.
Cons: Not available for Android. Heavy emphasis on celebrities from the USA.
Pros: Huge range of source material to access. Comprehensive and articulate arguments.
Cons: Layout is rather clumsy. Some links are outdated.
Pros: Wide range of news content. Thousands of news sources. Personalized feed. Easy-to-navigate interface.
Cons: Inconsistent content. Intrusive ads. Frequently lags or crashes.
Pros: Free access to news articles. Displays reader comments.
Cons: Requires Android 50 or higher. A few bugs in the system.
Pros: Free app. Can personalise your feed.
Cons: Not necessarily a unique offering – there’s some strict competition available in the form of Flipboard.
Pros: Wide selection. Print editions.
Cons: Individual subscriptions. Tricky searching.
Pros: This software is extremely easy to use. Nucleus is absolutely free to use.
Cons: It is not possible to modify any saved text. The only contact information provided is a single email address.
Pros: Customizes user experience. Has an offline reading capability. Offers both local and global news.
Cons: Occasional lags. Limited coverage on other regions.
