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The Wall Street Journal.

By Dow Jones & Company, Inc.

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Description

The App That's 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 6.0.4

- Fixes a bug to limit simultaneous background download sessions
- Improved newsstand notifications
- Crash fixes
- Ability to save to Evernote.

If you are experiencing problems installing this update, please remove WSJ and reinstall.

We appreciate your feedback and will be releasing additional updates to solve these issues.

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Customer Reviews

Preferred previous version, but it's getting better

by pgscg

I love the app so much better than the paper, even though it was buggy at first. It's easy to read the highlights on the left and go to the articles that interest me. I really, really miss the extra photos in the Mansions section. I used to so look forward to Friday just for that section. I still look at it, but it's the biggest disappointment for me in the new release. Personally, I like the alerts and latest news section. I also like that it takes me back to the article I was reading, as sometimes I can't finish what I'm reading. Also, though I don't like all the one page ads, I have no problem swiping to the next page without waiting for them to load. I appreciate that it's very costly to run a good news operation. Please add the Editions link to the right top navigation, so I don't have to go back to Page One to find that link, or else have the swipe method to get there. I can easily get to sections and go from article to article I want to read using the right navigation and I can save articles I want to keep. Some people complained about lack of search. I honestly don't use search for the newspaper. Also the only time loading is slow is if I have a poor connection or am running out of storage space. Thank you for the work you do. I wouldn't take the time to read so much of the daily news if it weren't for this app.

Continuing problems, even though I love the content

by DCOle28

To the WSJ powers that be: when aggregating all the comments about your iOS app, the "meta narrative" comes down to a lack of vision for digital content. Rather than sticking with what you are good at (providing substantive reporting of hard news along with excellent editorials written from a center right perspective) you are trying to be all things to all people. For example, you are trying to act like a cable news network app with the "breaking news" updates. And then you are trying to stay out ahead of the "digital curve" with constant updates that do not add any value to the app; in fact, it actually degrades the value of the app. So, here is my recommendation: get back to doing what is in your DNA, get rid of superfluous things that detract from your mission, and incorporate all of that into a digital strategy which serves your readers. Let's face it, creating user-friendly, easily searchable, high-quality articles and other content is where the future of digital journalism is headed. Paper is headed out the door. I would recommend hopping on this train; it has already left the station.

Better than the first iOS8

by paulandamycartwright

Small bugs are getting worked out. I do like the new format, but would like to have a landscape view. As others have said the content is always good. It's just that the app has to constantly refresh, so much so that it still crashes a lot and I have to relaunch the app...probably 10x/day. Maybe limiting the advertising data loads would help, I know that text isn't that onerous.

I think it would a benefit to go back to the old days somewhat and have 4-5 "editions" that come out throughout the day, like on the old iPad version...rather than to have to constantly update the content every time the app is opened. This is especially bothersome on restricted Wifi networks that don't allow the app content to load but it gives the appearance that the content is downloading when it is in fact not doing so. Maybe a hard time limit for networks to respond is in order and afterwards the previous download pulls back up.

Like the other guy said, we don't need "up to the second" news in print media. We just want to be able to access the content when we want to, on or off line.