Once upon a time newspapers were respected as the absolute, unquestionable pillars of solid fact that they were. Dependable, black and white, inky slabs of current affairs, the cult of celebrity interested them not, nor the concept of bingo, nor what your phone messages were, just the news. That was, of course, a very long time ago and things since then have gone somewhat awry with red-headed hackers running the red tops, but even in the digital age people still rely on their favoured rags to keep them abreast of events, be they from all around the world or simply from some hateful house full of idiots on Channel 5.
However, sometimes it’s not possible to get hold of the News of the Mail or the Daily Times when on the go or, worse still, when abroad. So what does the fact-hungry do in such a situation? Simple, pick up your Android phone or tab and open up the newest newspaper-source app on the Google block: PressReader.
One app, 2100 newspapers from all across the world with full, unfettered access in an instant, PressReader lets you browse, zoom, save stories on Evernote, share them via Facebook and Twitter, copy and paste articles and even adjust font size and type to better suit your eye. Covering the principle papers from 95 countries and countless magazines, PressReader delivers them to your virtual door in high res PDF format via the striking SmartFlow intelligent horizontal presentation, meaning you’ll never have to go without your daily dose of dispatches again.
Available for download from Google Play now, grab the app, subscribe to your top titles and ensure your finger is always firmly on the pulse of the popular press.
