National Review v18.3

National Review, Inc.

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About this app

Developer Description

The best conservative writing, reporting, and analysis available anywhere.

The National Review app delivers the best conservative writing, reporting, and analysis available anywhere.

Subscribers to NRPLUS or app-only subscribers (see Subscription Options below) have access to all the latest National Review website content plus the digital print magazine on their tablets or phones using the National Review app.

All users can view the latest articles on the app before being asked to subscribe or login. You can purchase an NRPLUS subscription by going to www.nationalreview.com and clicking subscribe.

SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS
App-only subscriptions are available for $9.99 a month or $99.99 a year. These subscriptions can be purchased while using the NR app. These subscriptions are not NRPLUS memberships, which can only be purchased through the National Review website (www.nationalreview.com).

What's New

Bug fixes and performance improvements

In-app purchases

$1.99 - $99.99 per item

Version Information

Version: 18.3
Downloads: 10K+
Updated on: Nov 14, 2024
Released: May 4, 2016
Requires: Android 8.0

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National Review users say on Google Play

★★★★★

Jeff Tuccy

New Version -- GREAT improvement! This new version is easy to use, quick, responsive, and helps make reading National Review a better experience. Most importantly, this App even makes reading the digital version of the magazine easy! Thanks for the improvement!

★★★★

Lance Richard

Well written articles for the most part. App pages are boring, but good information.

★★★

Richard LeBlanc

Reviewing the app, not the content like most of the comments. the app is good, but I find it wild that you can't view and interact with comments in the app. it directs you to NRO website in a browser. so what's the point of the app?

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Nick Spreitzer

Needs adjustable font! Come on, this is an app that is primarily built READING! How can you possibly not allow users to adjust the font size?

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What's Wrong With The Street?

Sensible conservatism right in my hand anytime. Or so you would think. The app is painfully slow, often not loading what I had intended. Always trouble with logging in even though I'm a subscriber. And ads ads ads even though I'm a subscriber! I would like the search to be a better. I can see an article on my desktop but, when I search thru the app, it isn't as easy to find. You're better off just using the website. I'm really disappointed with this app and I know Buckley would be, too.