BUT I do have access to the Midi archives and thus I have access to puzzles for every month of archive. You got a 5 star rating from me on my initial review when I was having technical problems. So no need to update that. Hey cardsharky - please contact us via the Feedback button in the app so we can try to recreate your experience.
Also be sure to update to the latest version of the app which supports iPhone X. Thanks for the feedback! I am a daily player of this app. I feel like NYTimes did a great job with a simple interface that outcompetes, imho, doing crosswords on paper. I like how the puzzles are released. It is more important to have it work well than to have too many bells and whistles. For this I am grateful. However, as a heavy player, I find myself regularly frustrated by an unfulfilling game-play relative to gaming standards today.
I would like to see more accomplishment possibilities. I like rewards, badges, rankings and levels. I enjoy the puzzle talk where I can see explanations and chatter about the puzzles but this is apparently not available when a puzzle ages out to archives.
The paid packages are nothing special. I would pay extra for themed puzzles that actually stick to enjoyable themes. I would like the ability to leave and see ratings for puzzles! Someday, maybe even a social aspect to the app could be attempted. I love the puzzles. Your NYTimes app may be located in the Newsstand folder on your device. If you upgraded your NYTimes app to 3. Yes, if you have updated your device's operating system to iOS 9 or later.
On iOS 9, Newsstand has been replaced with a regular folder called Newsstand that you can move apps in and out of. To move the NYTimes app out of the folder, press and hold it until it begins to wiggle, then drag it to any spot on your home screen. Once you've placed the app on your screen, press the home button on your device to save the changes. The NYTimes app provides breaking news notifications which allow you to stay on top of major news events even when the application is closed.
You can also receive even more notifications about business, New York, politics and sports. Please note that these additional alerts do not replace breaking news notifications.
For example, you may still receive a breaking news alert that is about politics, even if that topic is off in the Additional Alerts section. In the NYTimes app, tap the bell icon in the top right corner of your screen. Make sure that Breaking News Alerts are on. Then open the in-device Settings app. You can also further customize how you receive your alerts here. Select the additional alerts of your choice. To browse between sections, tap the hamburger icon three lines on the top left corner of your screen to open the section list and choose a section.
You can also swipe left or right to move between sections. To read an article, tap the headline or anywhere on the introductory text for that article. Tapping the back arrow in the top left of the article view brings you back to the section front. Swiping left and right in the article view brings you to the other articles in that section. You can control how sections and blogs are ordered from the Sections list by pressing down and holding on the section name you would like to move, then dragging it to the desired place.
All sections can be moved except Top Stories; sections cannot be removed. Content will be updated automatically early each morning, as well as each time you open the app and periodically while you use the app. Also, the back button is now on the bottom of the screen for most articles, except when you view certain articles like through wire cutter.
Sometimes there is a back button at the top of the screen when you click on a link through the article. I clicked on this to bring me back to the article, but instead it took me to the front page. These are just examples and sound like small, nit-picky things, but when you are constantly trying to figure out where to click, it adds time and makes the app annoying to use. The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:. The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:.
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