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The Wall Street Journal.

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Description

The App That's As Ambitious As You Are - Subscribe Today and Get 4 Weeks Free! Now with Evernote Premium*.

The new WSJ app is an immersive digital news experience modeled after the iconic Wall Street Journal newspaper. It brings you the latest news, as well as expert commentary and analysis from around the world, with enhanced features and visual storytelling that bring the Journal to life. And it’s all delivered through a cleaner, simpler interface so you can find the news you need, anywhere you need it.

Key Features:
-A stunning visual experience with rich photo slideshows, full-screen video and interactive graphics
-Optimized performance that delivers faster load times and improved stability
-Streamlined navigation consistent with the structure of the paper, while offering quick access to breaking news and analysis.
-Multiple ways to read including the digital versions of our U.S., Europe and Asia print editions as well as the latest news from WSJ

Special Features for iOS 8:
-Notification Center that displays the top four stories pulled from latest news right on your home screen
-Interactive push notifications that link to a breaking news story that can be saved for later
-Start reading an article on one Apple device and seamlessly continue on another

Subscribe for $22.99 per month to receive unlimited digital access on iPad, iPhone, all other WSJ tablet & smartphone apps, and WSJ Online.

Your subscription will renew automatically each month and payment will be charged to your iTunes Account within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period. You can turn off auto-renewal by going to your Account Settings after purchase. No cancellation of your subscription is allowed during the active subscription period.

Subscriber Agreement & Terms of Use:

http://djcs-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/mobile/subscriber_agreement.html

*A complimentary one year subscription to Evernote Premium is currently available only to U.S. subscribers who are eligible for WSJ+.

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What's New in Version 6.1.1

This new release contains bug fixes and updates. Key improvements include:
- Faster content refresh on iPhone
- Simplified account access and linkage
- Fixes for our top two crashes

We have many exciting improvements on the way in the new year. In future releases, look forward to detailed company quotes, a market data center and additional feature enhancements.

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Customer Reviews

Great paper, pathetic app

by Nick on the Bay

This app just keeps getting worse and worse. It's so slow that I sometimes think I could have monks pen the entire paper faster than I coan download an issue. It is also very unstable, constantly taking me back to the tablet's main screen instead of downloading. It was bad enough when the biggest problems were no pinch or spread function and no downloading in the background, but now the latest "improvement" is really a joke. Navigation keeps getting harder and harder. It CONSTANTLY tells me that it can't use the cellular connection -- yes you idiots, you're such a data hog that I had to turn cellular off for this app. Shoving reminders in my face won't change your pathetic design problems. Also, the app used to download new issues when connected to WiFi, but not cellular. Now it only downloads new issues when you open the app. In what twisted world is that an improvement? The WSJ was out early with the iPad, but it got lazy and lost its lead. Great paper. It deserves a much better app.

Always loading, less info.

by TempViator

Why after so many updates of this app can there be no option to set when it updates? I imagine the content is always in flux, but when I have time to read a few articles in a row, I still do not have time to wait through several 1-minute updates. Furthermore, long ago (in app development time units) each article used to tell me how many total pages it was, so I could decide whether I had time to read it to completion. That feature was removed, but at least there was still a scroll bar so I could gauge the story length. Then THAT went away to make room for a small percentage more text on a page. This app is marginally better (so far) on my phone than trying to negotiate the WSJ via a browser window. In all seiousness, I revisit my plan to continue being a WSJ customer about weekly if they cannot get a a better app under their control, or refuse to let an outside company have the access to data to do a great job. This app reflects BADLY on the WSJ.

Fix the app

by Big time lame.

When I am offline, not all of the issue is available. It is not properly storing the content I loaded in the morning.
2) Then in a poor cell connection area it's even worse. Often times, none of the content (even text) displays because it says I need to connect to the internet. This, despite the fact that I ran the update/refresh on the version this morning. If I switch to airplane mode, then magically 1/2 the content becomes available.
3) Newsstand only works 1/2 the time, meaning it does not update itself in the morning while plugged in and on my home WIFI
4) Since the new update, I've been asked for my password several times and when entering it, the app tells me I don't have SSL on. This is when I'm on the AT&T network or a hotel network, but it works at home. Not a lot of good to me if I cant update it when traveling. It updated from similar sources just fine before the latest update.