Hands On: The New York Times' New Digital Reader
May 12, 2009, 17:03 (1 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Errol Pierre-Louis)
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"You can download the software from the New York Times's site.
It runs on multiple platforms: You can use it on Windows, Mac, and
Linux systems. It took me less then a minute to download the
digital issues of the Times to my computer. The reader
automatically loads up the last seven issues of the Times, but can
change that in the app settings. The app is free to download and
gives you free access to a few sections, such as the front page,
Business Day, and the Sunday Times magazine. For full access to
content, you need to buy a subscription for $14.95 a month.
"I've always loved the NYTimes.com's clean interface, and Times
Reader 2.0 doesn't disappoint in that department. The reader's
interface is antiseptically neat. It feels like you're reading a
fluid PDF document; the pages rearrange themselves according to
screen size to optimize its interface to your screen
configurations."
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