Next Issue

[Undo]

I've been trying to install Next Issue so I can view magazines I already subscribe to, Time and Entertainment Weekly, on the N7 with no success. Got a response from their tech that Jelly Bean support is "coming soon." Has anybody here used Next Issue? Its ratings aren't very high.

[radiocycle]

No, but that sounds like a cool app, I might check it out when they catch up...

radio

[Tiny]

Although I haven't tried it on the N7, I can recommend Zinio.  It has most of the magazines I like to read.  As my print subscriptions end, I'm converting them to digital subscriptions.  Saves having a pile of old magazines laying around the house.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zinio.mobile.android.reader&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsImNvbS56aW5pby5tb2JpbGUuYW5kcm9pZC5yZWFkZXIiXQ..

[Undo]

The print editions of Time and EW include a free digital subscription. Unfortunately to view them you need a Nook, a Kindle, an iPad, or the Next Issue app for Android which currently won't run on the Nexus 7. Hopefully, it'll be upgraded soon.

[chaikenj]

The print editions of Time and EW include a free digital subscription. Unfortunately to view them you need a Nook, a Kindle, an iPad, or ...

Did you try the Kindle app on the N7?  It is really beautiful.

[Undo]

Did you try the Kindle app on the N7?  It is really beautiful.

Thanks for the tip. I installed it. Than I attempted to get Entertainment Weekly. I found out EW is only available via the EW Amazon App, which like Next Issue, is incompatible with Jelly Bean on the Nexus 7. <sigh>

[tunicamom]

I tried to use Next Issue also, with no luck.  I have a Zinio account and have a large library on my PC, but after installing Zinio on my NExus 7, it said you have to have an Adobe program that Nexus 7 says is unsupported. Is there going to be a fix for that?