The last time we heard about Next Problem, the all-you-can-read magazine shop was introducing on Android, with an iOS variation stated to be coming “quickly.” Three months later on, the new venture’s made good on its guarantee: the storefront is now up and running on iOS, with an iPad application going live in the Application Store today. If you’re not familiar with the means Next Issue works, it’s angling to be the Netflix of digital journals, with a month-to-month subscription getting you unfettered accessibility to a collection of 39 titles. In brief, the charges break down to $ 10 per month for all the month-to-month and bi-weekly mags, and $ 15 if you prefer all that plus accessibility to tabloids and additional weeklies. One last thing: the complimentary app is merely the magazine reader; you’ll require to download the applications with Following Concern’s browser-based shop.

Now, if you’re questioning what types of journals will certainly be represented in that list of 40-some-odd titles, recognize that every bigwig in journal publishing is on board: Conde Nast, Time, Hearst, Meredith and News Corp. That means the The New Yorker is on board, as are Esquire, GQ, Vanity Fair, Sports Illustrated and Popular Mechanics. In an interview, a company rep advised us that Following Issue Media organizes to increase the directory by year’s end, in addition to ink promotions with added publishers. The greatest caveat, it appears, is that content suppliers have the prerogative to make a title offered on one platform however not the additional, so don’t rely on the iOS and Android apps offering identical varieties. Feeling a bit tentative? The company is delivering new clients a 30-day cost-free testing, and we’ve additionally got not one, however 4 (yes, 4) demo online videos after the break.