Austin American Statesman

Austin American Statesman

By Hearst Newspapers

  • Category: News
  • Release Date: 2011-06-30
  • Current Version: 202510.19
  • Adult Rating: 12+
  • File Size: 36.35 MB
  • Developer: Hearst Newspapers
  • Compatibility: Requires iOS 15.0 or later.
Score: 3.96744
3.96744
From 3,133 Ratings
Free On itunes

Description

Know more about Austin and Central Texas with the Austin American-Statesman app. Stay informed with trusted journalism wherever you are. - Get Austin news alerts and notifications, customized by preferred topics - Read expert reporting on schools, public safety, business, development and the tech sector - Catch high school football and University of Texas Longhorns coverage - Track insider Texas politics and follow award-winning investigative reporting that holds power to account - Page through the e-Edition, a digital replica of the newspaper - Stay sharp with Puzzmo’s reimagined favorites and brand-new puzzles - Listen to Statesman stories with Everlit, a text-to-audio tool - Check out exclusive guides and compelling columns and commentary SUBSCRIPTION DETAILS: Subscribe for unlimited digital access to the app, Statesman.com, e-Edition and newsletters. Get 1 month free, then $14.99 per month. Cancel anytime. Current digital and print subscribers have unlimited access to the app. - Digital subscribers: Sign in to the app to access your benefit. - Print subscribers: If you haven’t activated your digital access yet, look for “Activate Access” at the bottom of the app welcome screen. PAYMENT: Payment will be charged to your iTunes account with the confirmation of your purchase and will automatically renew each month unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of your monthly period. Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's Account Settings after purchase. Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication, where applicable. PRIVACY POLICY: https://www.statesman.com/privacy/ TERMS OF SERVICE: https://www.statesman.com/terms/ FEEDBACK: We want to hear from you! Let us know if you have questions or suggestions:

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Reviews

  • Much Better Now!

    5
    By emnic1
    I used to find better articles relevant to Central Texas, even Austin, in the S.A. Express-News. Now that they share ownership I have noted a real improvement! Thank you!

  • Enewspaper

    1
    By tacosampler
    This is the most poorly run and managed ENEWSPAPER. Billing issues, access is blocked or frozen, no one answers the customer service line.

  • Once great, takes a full step back.

    2
    By Wwehrer
    Lived in Austin 30 years. Started with the delivered paper in 1986. Switched to digital around 2000. The digital really improved over the years. We left Austin in 2017, but I kept the Austin digital edition as no other digital paper was comparable. With the recent sale of the Statesman, the digital edition got a big format change. They threw away half the digital edition and what remained is hardly readable on digital devices. The text does not expand well. The front facing icon stories, just don’t do the job. My guess they could no longer afford to keep up with the previous edition. Sad to see it’s passing. RIP.

  • Poor access

    1
    By BeeCreek
    I’ve been a subscriber for over ca. 40 years and the system still doesn’t recognize my email when I try to access a link from your emails. And the bar at top with forward / back arrows has them too close to the arrow to front page / back page, causing frequent front/back jumps — very annoying!

  • E-edition

    3
    By cap0709
    Opening my e-edition should work from the bottom page tap but I have to press that then press account, then press e-edition under services. Ridiculous

  • This is what happens when you have no choice

    1
    By Anthaustex
    The e-edition is significantly inferior to the previous version. There is also a difference between what is in the app versus the e-edition. Also, why no longer any television listings on second page of sports section. Just all around bad.

  • Can,t find my subscription

    1
    By Hearstsucks
    Every day, I get a message that it cannot find my subscription. I have to quit the app and re-open it several times before it locates my subscription and finally allows me access. REALLY annoying!

  • A bad app got worse

    1
    By PhilipNTx
    UPDATE 10/25/2025: It just keeps getting worse. This app is absolute and utter garbage. It refuses to load the paper, for some odd reason, on weekends when I’m out and about. I quit, restart, log out, log in, and still nothing. Lifestyle section still does not allow for clicking on a story to have it show up as a readable story. Still have to TRY and enlarge any particular story, and then the zoom won’t get large enough to read. How can an app like this even be allowed in the App Store??? The previous version of the app was bad enough. Logging in was sometimes a problem, stories wouldn’t load properly, some stories would open when tapped but others wouldn’t, and more. Now this version comes along. The view is even smaller now, making it difficult to see what you’re tapping on. And again, some stories load and some don’t. Apparently nothing in the entertainment section can be tapped on to read; you have to expand the screen on the original article to read it. All in all just a bad experience all around.

  • Worst app I try to use

    1
    By SadNavyGuyInAustin
    The new rendition of the AAS app is the worst and most unstable of the newspaper apps I use. Given the negative reviews over the past three or four months, and the failure of AAS staff to respond, I think we can assume that this was the death knell of a newspaper we have loved for almost 50 years. If you want better Texas coverage, see Dallas or Houston.

  • Up and Down the Drag:

    5
    By Collin Co. Flash
    Enjoyed reading about Miss O’Brian publishing an Up & Down the Drag Newspaper. You did not leave a paper today by my door. Cordially, James Gaines

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