Orange County eRegister v4.0.2

MediaNews Group, Inc.

About this app

Developer Description

Stay connected to your community with the Orange County Register Android app.

Stay connected to your community, wherever you are with the Orange County Register Android app for Orange County, Calif.

Features:
Access the latest articles, photos and videos of the day
Share content via Twitter, Facebook or E-mail Read the Orange County Register anytime, anywhere, with offline browsing
Save stories for reading at your convenience

What's New

General Bug Fixes

Version Information

Version: 4.0.2
Downloads: 10K+
Updated on: Apr 17, 2024
Released: Jan 5, 2017
Requires: Android 5.0

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Orange County eRegister users say on Google Play

★★★★★

A Google user

Happy to have my paper at my fingertips! The print size is easy to manage, an entire article & accompanying graphics are readily available. It's great!

★★★★

Bev L.

Very good however I want to turn the page but the arrows keep disappearing. So I have to keep tapping on my phone to have the arrows there all the time.

★★★

A Google user

The app shuts itself down every session for no apparent reason. When first opened, an article can't be touched to expand. It has to be selected from the list or else some random article from a previous addition is shown. It has its idiosyncrasies, but I was notified in the beginning that the app may not be optomized for my device. Otherwise, I prefer to use the app over reading the paper itself.

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Stephen Miller

Really crappy experience on an Android tablet, but seems OK on an iPhone. I am NOT buying an ipad just to read the paper.

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Kurt Wilson

Is not completely mobile aware. On a cellphone it insists on displaying a full page making the text unreadable. When I enlarge a page with my fingers it snaps back to a full page. It needs an option to display a "simplified version". I have an Android Pixel 2 XL