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⚠️ The WIRED Magazine app has poor ratings and negative feedback. Users seem unsatisfied with its performance or features.
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3 out of 5
2 ratings in Philippines
Cool digital version! I mainly read through my iPad Air 2 and it’s good BUT Wired needs to introduce a landscape view option!! If that feature is already here and for some reason I just can’t find it for the life of me, then I would appreciate somebody pointing it out :)
I’m sure this is a really great app to read issues, but I can’t even login. SSL errors all the time.
My favorite magazine integrates nicely with iOS5 and Newsstand, but I do wish it can download issues in the background, so that I can continue performing other tasks instead of waiting for the latest issue to finish downloading.
Let me say this upfront first, I love Wired Magazine. I have a massive collection of the physical magazine at home ranging from the early 90s up to the present. Wired has always pushed the boundaries when it comes to print, but when it comes out digitally--it's not the best. The magazine is a closed system (ie. no way to copy/paste, no bookmarking, no readability or a way to read it text only ala instapaper, etc.) Not to mention the large file to download and no multitasking support for downloading each issue (the app should be open at all times when downloading an issue you have to resume your download if you exit out of the app). Still innovated but clearly it still needs a lot of improvement. Sometimes the UX is inconsistent but then again that's how the Wired magazine does really work. Running text below the pages and such. If you love Wired magazine like I do, get this especially for the upcoming annual subscription and price cut.
App keeps claiming that I need a subscription to view magazines even though I already have one and am logged in. I sent out an email to customer support. We’ll see what they say but man. I mean, a hackathon group can create a more functional app than this in like 3 days. Extremely disappointed.
This iPad app only shows a regurgitation of the Wired magazine, page for page, without even as much as links within the table of contents, unlike the Android & iPhone apps that cover everything Wired.
This app makes no effort to work on an iPhone size screen. It simply displays a replica of the print magazine - big pages that have minuscule type you cannot read or zoomed in that become difficult to navigate. Why did Wired Magazine bother creating this app?
Upon PAYING $5 for a digital subscription to this magazine, installing, creating a login, the app says “…experiencing technical difficulties” ARE YOU KIDDING ME? Joke! Robbery! DO NOT SUBSCRIBE. They will steal from you from the get go. Login is way too complicated.
The Wired app had a brilliant format - with every article scrolling seamlessly on the vertical orientation, and shifting between articles in the horizontal orientation. It was dynamic, easy to figure, and kept your reading position into each article as you moved back and forth between them. Now it is all gone and the app is just a (not) glorified PDF reader whcih moves horizontally from page to page with absolutely NO optimization for reading a magazine in an iPad. What a shame! Please bring it back!
The most recent update is nothing but a single page of the magazine on the screen. What used to be a dynamic way to read WIRED magazine is now just scrolling a multi-page PDF and the view isn’t full screen. Worse, yet, is that one whole page doesn’t even fit on the iPad screen - users have to scroll down just to see the rest of the single page. I’ll keep my subscription, but the app needs to be completely reimagined.
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