Scientific American Reviews – Page 2
5/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Scientific American for iPhone.
Scientific American is free iOS app published by Nature America Inc
It’s an ok app. I wish it were better
kaybeeh
The main problem I have with the app is that it arbitrarily and often removes all my downloads regardless of available space. Believe me, I have lots of space, but is is frustrating that I have to keep on downloading all the magazines over and over again. I also have to constantly re-login. I have the largest tablets cause I like to keep my books magazines etc. ZINIO, Kindle, they work like a charm. Please fix this ASAP. Otherwise the app could be fine.
Good content, terrible app
DavidIra
Over the decades this magazine has gradually dumbed down its content and become a lot glitzier. 30 years ago the articles were written by the researchers. They were long and often impenetrable. Today many articles are written by journalists and the ones by researchers have clearly been heavily edited. Some are excellent while others are very superficial. Still it’s far and away the best general circulation science magazine in America. As for the app, I have the same subscription problem as everybody else. People have been complaining about this for years. But Scientific American seems uninterested in trying to do anything about it.
constant problems
Hyroscope Progway
I subscribed through Jan 2021 but cannot download issues for the last three months. only option is to buy the current issue which I already paid for. won’t renew and wish I had not subscribed.
Often fails to download or authorize to read the magazine
night21
Just failed again, after many attempts
Good user experience but can be better
mokuteno-ios
You did an amazing job! One thing to ask: If there’s a feature that allows the users to take snippets then it will be perfect.
Confusing to use as a subscriber
Steve at Starsend
I’m having trouble downloading issues from earlier this year
Great magazine.
Russ - Marcia
A wonderful journal of science for all. It has propelled thousands of careers in science including mine. Thank you.