Oddly enough, there was a big difference between the front covers of Irish and UK newspapers when Queen Elizabeth II passed away. You can also explore these by country as well. You can search titles, content, explore categories or look for specific words. I really enjoyed exploring the different design languages between nations, too. Magazines:Ī complete list of all the titles, navigable by numerous categories, nations in which the title is published, languages, new arrivals and as an A-Z listing. Recommended content based on what you’ve looked at before. The app offers up five primary pages – Discover: What is Readly like to use?Īvailable via the browser and through an app, I’ve focused on the app for this review, though everything you find in the app is also accessible via the browser. So Readly is a research tool that is a cross-platform Apple News replacement that also offers some titles you won’t get there. The service also provides access to titles you may not find in Apple News, and it is also cross-platform, which means you can access it from whatever device you use and share it with up to five others in a device agnostic sense.Īs I mentioned, the search facility is quite powerful as it lets you search back through several years of content. This makes for a more unique experience, with some additions to make it feel much closer to the sense of reading the original title. The content isn’t repurposed for its own user interface, instead it presents the titles it provides in the way they were originally designed. While the latter service is very much based on making digital content available, Readly exists to give you the experience of newspapers and magazines in a digital form.
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