WIRED Magazine 17+

This is one of the few magazines that are more enjoyable on an iPad. Care has been taken month to month to develop a quality product for the reader. Keep up the good work

Wired deals with technology, at least it used to when I subscribed to the physical magazine years ago. I guess you won’t be surprised that wired has thrown their “political” hat in the ring and makes us read through their tortuous rants on what THEY think is news while forgetting all the fact checks out there against the media of the left. They attack right wing news as non factual (of course not showing any evidence of this) yet they say nothing about left wing news. Sound familiar? Wired might as well be called CNN Tech Edition. I wasted 5 dollars on a 12 month subscription of this liberal rag and even though it was a meager 5 dollars, I feel like I’ve lost way more than that. I do not support or promote lying, MSM, agenda-feeding media yet here I spent 5 dollars supporting trash like this. Before you get to the tech part of the magazine, they force-feed you their political, left leaning agenda, praising and pandering to all the political groups before showing us on tech article. Oh well, at least I don’t have to be subjected to their propaganda. I can choose NOT to download such tripe. I’ll just chalk up the overpriced purchase as an overpriced, bitter, displeasing latte at Starbucks.

Feature request: please give your fellow subscribers a way to listen to articles in audio form without having to subscribe to a third party service. Maybe even charge a little ($1 or $2 per month above normal magazine subscription cost) which would more than pay for the cost of hiring professional speakers. (Or do it in-house and make it free for subscribers! I don’t care if the speaker is a professional or not.)

Reason for 3 stars: Got the app to read cover article “The Hardest Reset.” Downloaded the issue successfully, but that article malfunctioned. Other articles I could read fine, but all I got was a cover page for the article I wanted to read, and no matter where I tapped or which direction I swiped, the cover was all there was.