Newsweek

The Newsweek is now available as a free download on Google Play for Android owners. The application is supporting English language. It weighs in at only 10MB to download. It is highly advisable to have the latest app version installed so that you don`t miss out on the fresh new features and improvements. The current app version 5.0.1 has been released on 2014-10-28. The Apple Store includes a very useful feature that will check if your device and iOS version are both compatible with the app. Most iPhone and iPad are compatible. Here is the app`s compatibility information: 4.0.3 and up
Bottom Line: For more information about Newsweek check developer Newsweek LLC`s website : http://www.newsweek.com

4 99 per issue without any previews seems quite steep I might have considered it at 0 99 The reviews pointed to bias reporting which is annoying even if you agree with it I m choosing not to spend any of my money here         Muggsy Gove

Three 30 second ads on a short video BEFORE you watch it not user friendly expensive membership for the quality of news distribution you are receiving Would not recommend also don t like the website     Lauren Roynestad

Really you took my money put out of my account but won t send me my password or respond to my emails asking for help Really expected better     Isabel Cruce

This is just like CNN Nothing but fake news catering to the Democratic liberals Don t waste ur time and you better not delete my review     Margo Neace

Newsweek lost its credibility long ago and is becoming nothing more than a grocery store tabloid Just change you name to Democrat Mouthpiece     tlemerand1022

Hi team just to check is this App still available in Play Store Android I am trying to install it for my new device                 Khang Kai Low

Keep up your fake news Your a failure like the rest of the mainstream media     Liberal falure Erik A

Anti Trump fake news Hate white people and Christian s Then this the app for you     chad owen

Awesome sauce                     Love this app Dwayne Bernard

Biased bullshit     Blah Blah

fakenews     Gary Miller

I am a digital subscriber and I love the app I love how every issue is interactive and that Newsweek hasn t lost its focus on deep stories I guees this is a smart pick since you can find tons of current news everywhere but the deep knowledgeable journalism that is portrayed here isn t abundant Keep it this way                     Love it Emanuel Esquivias

Easy to use and read I would give 5 stars if there were settings to sync between devices and an option to be alerted when a new issue is ready                 Ed Guyer

I always liked reading this magazine and now i like reading it on my phone too Very cool                     Great reading experience Gaurav Parab

Find free content elsewhere     4 99 issue with no preview Israel Cuhen

Perfect                     Hesam Sbr

You have to pay for each mag but no idea what is in it No table of contents to review     Crappy App Rebecca Conerty

I m not paying 4 99 for an issue without seeing some sort of preview     No preview Bill Smith

Fonts too small and it takes forever to download     Useless Dan Streiffert

Just a downloader     A Google user

The application opens is slow to load then shows their magazines for 4 99 a piece Uninstalled         Ah I See What They Did G. Linzan

This is nothing more than a storefront that charges 5 per copy SO many free sites make newseeek totally redundant     never mind Jeff L

Useless app This is just a downloader for complete issues at 5 a copy     Just a downloader for in app purchases Joshua Rosen

Waited over 5 minutes for download that never happened Read the reviews during attempted download Seems to be a hook just for you to but the app     Download R Nutley

Both their website and this app are super buggy And to think I was gonna pay for it Hah     Can t login Frank X

I have a subscription not going to pay again each week     A Google user

How funny free for 4 99 and no previews     Karen Lawlor

Loved the unbiased presentation Much much better than the Economist                     Md. Abdulla al Mamun

Trash     Salmaan

Good                     Tahir Qayyum