The Guardian Editions

The Guardian Editions

By Guardian News and Media Limited

  • Category: News
  • Release Date: 2011-10-12
  • Current Version: 11.5.6
  • Adult Rating: 12+
  • File Size: 42.27 MB
  • Developer: Guardian News and Media Limited
  • Compatibility: Requires iOS 16.0 or later.
Score: 4.61468
4.61468
From 327 Ratings
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Description

Guardian Editions is only available to readers with an existing Guardian digital subscription. Visit the Help Centre for help using your Digital Subscription www.theguardian.com/help/guardian-editions-app Beautifully designed and easy to navigate on mobile and tablet, Guardian Editions brings you the stories that matter every morning as soon as it goes to print, with new titles also available including the Guardian Weekly and Long Read magazine. - A new way to read: the UK newspaper, reimagined for mobile and tablet - Updated daily: each UK edition is available to read by 6am (GMT), 6 days a week - Update weekly: global edition of the Guardian Weekly magazine, and Saturday magazine - Updated periodically: Long Read magazine, plus other periodical publications - Easy to navigate: read cover to cover, or swipe to the sections you care about - Multiple devices: beautifully designed for your iPhone or iPad - Read offline: schedule a download and read whenever it suits you - Ad-free: enjoy The Guardian’s journalism uninterrupted, without adverts All content in the Guardian Editions app is copyright Guardian News & Media 2023. All rights reserved. Our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy apply when accessing content via the Guardian Editions app. Privacy Policy: http://www.theguardian.com/help/privacy-policy Terms of Service: http://www.theguardian.com/help/terms-of-service If you have a Digital Subscription, these terms will also apply: https://www.theguardian.com/info/2025/oct/31/guardian-subscription-terms-and-conditions

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Reviews

  • Paula LMFT

    1
    By filimento
    I used to get everything automatically. Now I can’t figure out how to get more than a few. Poor. UI.

  • app for subscribers clunky as heck

    2
    By Cnewf
    subscribe to the Guardian but not because of the app. Loading the paper is a chore that often takes 2-3 tries on a 2025 iPad Pro with fast internet. joys of paging through facsimile print are overrated, esp when each section has to be loaded separately

  • Why make it hard to actually read the Guardian? This update is stupid.

    1
    By gky345
    Isn’t the point of a newspaper to read it? Why are you making this difficult?Just was confronted with the update to the Guardian apps on iPad and it’s horrible. The text size is microscopic and it’s not clear how to enlarge it to a human-readable size. Multicolumn layout of an article might have been great in 1898 but in on an app screen it’s cumbersome and frankly annoying.Why do I have to download the different sections separately? The old app made this seamless but now I have to download Saturday and Journal separately. The navigation menu in the Guardian portion shows “Puzzles” but the Quick Puzzle isn’t there, instead I have to tap on Puzzles at the bottom of the Home part of the app and choose the app. This is horrible UI design, what were you thinking?

  • So buggy

    2
    By AndrewMog
    I sort of get what they’re trying to do with the new version - it’s nice to see the page layouts of print, but there are so many bugs and flaws that it’s a terrible experience. I hope the issues are resolved soon. For example: - For some reason the app icon has a notifications badge where the number doesn’t change and there’s no indication how to change it - issues don’t auto-download even when I’ve set them to do so - issues, back-issues and crosswords don’t refresh correctly - when you expand the articles the formatting is all over the place and there are way more typos than in the print version - there’s no ability to share articles Pretty basic stuff

  • Why can’t you leave a good thing alone?

    1
    By Shunnius
    The latest update to news print style presentation on mobile phones and iPads is a disaster. The whole point of hyperlinks is that you choose what you want. With the newsprint text on a cell phone or small tablet so small, one only has the headlines to decide whether to read the article in full. Can you give the reader a choice of newspaper or article format? Sure, some people like reading old style, but a lot of people just don’t have the eyes for it. Newspaper style simply doesn’t work on small devices.

  • I don’t like it

    2
    By Venture222
    At 82, I don’t like change. I got used to the block headlines you had before. I don’t like having to wade through every page of the whole paper. I didn’t read it. You may lose me. Noell Wilson, Georgia, USA

  • U.K. Only

    2
    By cbushmv
    This app misrepresents itself. When you install “Editions” you find that only one edition is available — the U.K. edition. So if you’re a U.S. subscriber, you are a second class subscriber. Not cool.

  • Never able to log in

    2
    By pwlcfc
    I paid for a subscription through Google and have the bill to prove it. I lost access shortly afterwards (I got a few weeks) was never able to log back in. Attempts to generate a new password always failed, I never received any communication. Tech support at the guardian were completely unhelpful and I was never able to solve the problem. I am glad the money went to a good cause but was astonished by the lack of access and support.

  • Excess photo/text on front page: why not select other countries?

    2
    By Willett K
    Guardian news coverage is excellent. Need to change overall front page ratio, smaller or fewer pictures, more text on what the story is about. Or, at least let user pick if the want more pictures or more text. Also, navigation is awkward. Both NY Times and Washington post get balance and navigation better. Separate issue, why is "Guardian Editions" UK and Australia, and a separate App, "The Guardian" is needed for US coverage?

  • Good for reading - but nothing else

    2
    By Mario62
    To the programmers: don’t you think your users might want to: print a story? Share a link? Bookmark a recipe?

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