United StatesStaying on top of award-winning Philadelphia news is now faster and easier than ever with The Philadelphia Inquirer’s iPhone and iPad app: the official iOS news app for The Philadelphia Inquirer and Philadelphia Daily News. With The Philadelphia Inquirer App You Can: • Discover the latest breaking news and important updates with our intuitive news feed and uncluttered reading experience. • Explore the news topics you care about from sports teams like the Eagles and Phillies to local news with our seamless section navigation. • Remember the stories that matter to you with quick action buttons for bookmarking and sharing. • Never miss a story with digital all-access subscriptions, available as an in-app purchase. Additional Features: • Alerts and Notifications - be the first to know with verified breaking news. Easily access breaking news articles with one tap on a notification. • Newsletter signups - stay on top of the news in your email inbox. Sign up for the newsletters you’d like to receive to get the very best of The Inquirer. • Frequent Updates - stay connected with 24/7 coverage and other important news throughout the day. • Log In - use your existing Inquirer account or register a new one. • Customized Feed - customize the news feed to follow the topics that matter most to you. Switch between your custom feed and Latest Headlines with just a tap. • Custom Text Size - read more comfortably with the ability to increase/decrease article font sizes. • Split Screen Support - multitask with The Inquirer app and other apps at the same time on compatible iPads. • Today Widget - quickly access the latest headlines by adding our custom widget to your homescreen or Today screen. • Dark Mode - activate from the Settings tab and the app will switch to dark mode when activated on your device for easier nighttime reading. We'd love to hear your feedback! Reach out to our support team under Settings > Submit Feedback.
Times have changed
Once a great, balanced paper, the Inquirer is now a racially biased rag that will probably be out of business in 10 years. Really Solomon, are all the black problems due to White folk???
United StatesGreat news, great incremental app improvements
Thank you for being my hometown rag, and stoked to see the dark mode setting in newer versions. I often read news in the dark so it’s a setting I enjoy.
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Quality programmed app
United States5 Stars Just for Using App Store Subscriptions
If nothing else, I would give this app 5 stars for letting me subscribe (and unsubscribe) to the Inquirer through the App Store, which means I don’t have to call and fight with a retention specialist if I ever want to cancel. Fortunately, the app itself is fantastic to use. Performs well on iPhone and iPad, and has a great “full newspaper” view that lets you easily find articles you want to read and tap into them for a full page read.
United StatesJournalism quality, stale stories
Your writers seem to confuse editorials with straight news. Here’s a quick lesson: except for the editorial page, your writers should refrain from injecting their opinions, using subjective, activist language, and maintaining the delusions that they are the story. PLEASE, just go back to answering the five main questions about the event in the first paragraph and fill in the details. Tell me more about what’s going on on city council, the mayor’s office, taxes, police, urban development. And don’t make your headlines incendiary, either. I can make my own mind about the news and its effect on my life. Also the stories on the app are recycled day-to-day? You seriously can’t update them daily? Your desk is so bereft of noticing real city news that it can’t provide new stories at least twice a day?
United StatesDeep Link
Why can’t I deep link into the app from inquirer articles posted in other apps/websites? Seems like a huge gap and really drops my usage of the platform.
United StatesBit of a Mess
I had a previous subscription from kindle. It was simple to use. I could just read the paper from beginning to end. Now I feel like I’m endlessly having to arrow back to go forward. Many articles are repeated for several days and the amount of advertising is ridiculous. I will give it a few more weeks but will probably cancel, which is a shame because I love the Inquirer.
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Bug fixes and performance improvements.
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