A third edition, beside Biblio and Digital: the Dystopian edition. The same paper on grey pulp, its name in condensed capitals with the orange printed a little off the black, a typewriter for the copy, and every lead picture stamped Verified. Its pages turn with a thinner, crackly sound. Choose it in the menu under the paper's name, or in Settings. Rough paper, in the same menu, lets the ink drop out of the type; it is off unless you turn it on. Also in this update: - From the Editor, a few letters from us, can be ticked under Sources. It is never ticked for you. - Later puts today's edition aside while you finish what you were reading. - Unticking a feed of your own stops it printing and keeps it in your list. Remove asks first. - A reader's own masthead name with tails, like a p or a g, no longer touches the rule under it. - Stories from feeds that write their dates oddly no longer show an age of thousands of days. - A page being turned stays still under the curl.

Your three papers on the house now count only the ones you open. A paper printed before dawn while you slept is not counted until you read it, so you get three full mornings with the paper before the Press Pass is asked for.

With the Press Pass, the name across the front page is yours. In Settings, under The masthead, write the name you want and the paper sets it in its own type, in both editions. Without the pass you can try a name and see it in Settings. - A page for Italy: ANSA, Il Sole 24 Ore and AGI in Italian, and ANSA English and Decode39 in English. - Prices on the pass slip and in Settings now say which currency they are in when it is not your own. - Stories from feeds that write their dates in Italian, French, German or Spanish now show the right date. - Le Monde, Tagesschau and Die Zeit are listed in French and German, the languages they are written in.

Try the paper before you install it. Open a Biblio Times link or scan its code, and an App Clip prints today's paper from a starter set of sources. Install the app and it opens on that same paper. - The morning paper: after your first story, the paper asks once whether you want a notification when tomorrow's paper is out, with its headline. - The switch is now called Morning paper notification, in the menu under the paper's name and in Settings. If you had it on, it stays on. - What's New tells you about this update when you open the paper.

Bring your feeds with you. Import an OPML file from another reader, or export your sources to keep a copy. Folders named after a section, like World or Design, file their feeds straight into it. - Import and export OPML from the sources desk. - Choose a section for each feed of your own. - Three new desks to start from: Sport, Games and Arts. - Section pages now share their space between your feeds, so one busy feed no longer fills the page. - Monochrome light and Monochrome dark paper for the Digital edition. - On an open iPhone Duo, a new paper starts on its front page. - Better reading with VoiceOver, more stories that open in full, and clippings that stay up to date across your devices. - A What's New page shows what changed after an update, and Settings links to the Biblio community on Reddit.