WIRED Magazine 17+

Condé Nast Digital

Designed for iPad

    • Free
    • Offers In-App Purchases

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Description

WIRED the essential source of information and ideas that make sense of a world in constant transformation. The WIRED conversation illuminates how technology is changing every aspect of our lives—from culture to business, science to design. The breakthroughs and innovations that we uncover lead to new ways of thinking, new connections, and new industries.

The WIRED digital edition app is optimized for mobile and tablet and is free to download. Subscribers receive unlimited access. Non-subscribers may access a selection of complimentary articles each month.

AUTOMATIC-RENEWAL: Your payment method will be automatically charged at the frequency and price noted in the subscription offer you select, until you cancel. To cancel, you must update your App Store Subscriptions settings at least 24 hours before the end of the current subscription term. No refunds once payment is made.

What’s New

Version 5.7

Bug fixes and improvements

Ratings and Reviews

3.0 out of 5
41 Ratings

41 Ratings

jhalls ,

A Must Have Whether You Like the Mag or Not.

This app shows the true potential of future publications with it intertwining text and media in an innovative layout. The July 2010 magazine surprised me in the way they replaced a traditional picture within the magazine with an embedded media object such as rotating a 3D object or listening to portions of musical beat being created step-by-step. Features that could not be done on paper. In the recent issue, they bring in a live twitter stream with a hashtag related to the article, simply showing off at this point, but really bringing past visions of such content to reality. Handsdown with the vast amount of media embedded within each article the price of this app is easily justified (come on its just $4) since it brings you into a new level of interactivity within great articles. I would easily purchase the digital version of the mag over its $1 more counter part and once you really get a good feel for what the app brings you will no longer value paper over digital.

My only concern is the size of each magazine. I understand that a vast amount of video, etc. is stored within each download but 300mb+ is just ridiculous. Sure if I only used the wired app on my 16gb iPad I could store a little more than 50 issues on here but I have far more than Wired on my device. And it definitely forces you to download from WiFi at home and no possibility for download over WiFi.

mmggaa1 ,

A digital app not for digital subscribers.

How can Wired magazine, a magazine centered around all things digital, not understand that when you purchase a “digital subscription” that means you intend to read it on a digital device?!?! That means digital devices like phones, laptops, tablets, desktops, etc. Well they define digital as web browser. Yet they also make this digital app, but that’s not for digital customers. So all you subscribers who sign up for a digital subscription, this app is USELESS to you as they will not let you sign in and use your digital subscription in this digital app, for this digital tech magazine. Bonkers. Instead if you want to make use of technology and use this app, you also have to waste trees and paper on a redundant hard copy of the print magazine.

Jock_Itch ,

Read the critical reviews

All the (major) complaints still apply. You literally can't login with the app. And if you're lucky enough to login, the app still doesn't recognize your subscription and asks for $7.99 to download a magazine. Oh, by the way, none of the online articles are accessible from the app.

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