The Gadgeteer recently reviewed the iOS app for the Next Issue service. �As you?ll remember, Next Issue is a magazine reading app that gives you access to dozens of magazines for a low monthly fee. �At the time of the first review, there were about 39 or 40 total magazines that were available to Unlimited Plan subscribers ? those who pay $15/month for access to all weekly and monthly magazines. �I recently got an email telling me to be sure install the updated app to have access to the new magazines that would soon be added to the catalog. �I?m glad I updated, because I saw that Next Issue now has 72 magazines available in the Apple catalog without raising the subscription fees. �You can see a complete list in the top photo; click it for a more legible view. �You?ll also notice that there are separate tabs for listing magazines for Android users. �I didn?t include them here, but you can see the Android catalogs by going to the website. �Android listings are much more limited than the Apple listings, for some reason.
In the review, I had mentioned I couldn?t find a way to do automatic downloads of magazines. �The method was there all along, but I just recently discovered that I could tap the grayed out arrow at the bottom right of the magazine?s cover in the main page of the library I have selected to read on my iPad. �When selected, the arrow is blue. �(Click on the thumbnail for a larger picture.) �When a new issue is available for a selected magazine, the new issue will be automatically downloaded the next time you open up the Next Issue app.
The Next Issue app works great, and the service was a good deal when I first subscribed. �With all these new magazines, it?s an even better deal. �Still no music magazines or science magazines, though.
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