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that or I could see a new feature with the new touch force phones coming out. hard press to get like or dislike options.
 
I'm curious as to how it handles subscribed content. If I subscribe to the New York Times, will the app allow me to access all their articles as opposed to just the 10 free ones per day (or however many it is?)
 
I'm curious as to how it handles subscribed content. If I subscribe to the New York Times, will the app allow me to access all their articles as opposed to just the 10 free ones per day (or however many it is?)

Doesn't seem like it, at least nothing is mentioned on their developer pages. Content providers can only control the feeds, opt out and decide whether iAds should be placed or not. It looks more like a glorified RSS reader, only curated by Apple. At best this competes with Flipboard. I think the real benefit is probably is relation to Siri and Spotlight. Once Apple starts indexing all that content, they will have a pretty good database to compete with Google.
 
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I'm curious as to how it handles subscribed content. If I subscribe to the New York Times, will the app allow me to access all their articles as opposed to just the 10 free ones per day (or however many it is?)
I was testing just that. I was able to click on all NYT content without it blocking me. with that said there was only about 20 things showing up from them. and only about 10 were from the past 24 hours.
 
I was testing just that. I was able to click on all NYT content without it blocking me. with that said there was only about 20 things showing up from them. and only about 10 were from the past 24 hours.

Interesting. Hope this type of thing does get added in at some point! It'd be nice to be able to reduce the number of apps I have installed.
 
For me, they shoved it onto the next page for no apparent reason. Not to sound like an idiot, or call you one, but maybe they did that for you?

Haha. No offence taken, but nope..definitely not on my phone, on any screen. Nor does it show up in search.
 
There really needs to be a way to tell which articles are read and which aren't.
 
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