Inquirer.com: Philly Local Reviews – Page 3
5/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Inquirer.com: Philly Local for iPhone.
Inquirer.com: Philly Local is free iOS app published by Philadelphia Media Network (Digital), LLC
No Comics!
DJG1041
We subscribe to the Inky for my wife. I only read the comics. This app doesn’t include the comics section.
Great content, poorly organized
Inkyjourno
The Inquirer and Daily News are outstanding news organizations, which is why it’s so hard to understand the poor quality of the app and web site. Sports dominates the headlines and the order of the stories. In-depth news is buried and hard to find. Please make your best work more prominent.
Inquirer newspaper
Chris, May 10, 2014
I can not express how happy I am that the paper is on line. They cover very succinctly the sports stories I am interested in. I try not to miss their stories. They are clear and concise, very readable, thank you. Frank
App crashes at end of each article when iPhone is in airplane mode
mc32echo
Like using the app, especially when traveling. The app crashes at the end of each article when my iPhone is in airplane mode.
Ok, but needs some work
scouter128
1) Why are Inquirer links to another Inquirer article jumping out to a browser? This is frustrating and would be good to fix. 2) I appreciate that many images within an article can be zoomed. It would be nice to do the same for the headline image at the top of the article, which doesn’t seem to be able to be zoomed 3) Support dark mode, where the background of all pages could be dark 4) Configurability for articles I want to see versus not; for example I may not be interested in row after row of high school sports results.
Fine journalism; horrible app
VanAcre
The functionality and user interface for a news app are not complicated or mysterious. But this app is terrible to use: basic navigation is awkward, standard iOS interactions aren’t used consistently, scrolling is jerky, typography is horrendous, and article copy sometimes doesn’t even load. The Inqui is still the go-to Philadelphia news source, but this app is an embarrassment.