The New Yorker Magazine 4.0

Enjoy a complete issue of the acclaimed weekly on your iPad each Monday -- every story, every cartoon, everything in the print edition and more. The app comes with the current week’s table of contents and lets you buy new issues as they`re released. The New Yorker offers a signature mix of reporting and commentary on politics, international affairs, and the arts, along with fiction, poetry, humor, and cartoons. Founded in 1925, The New Yorker has received more National Magazine Awards than any other magazine. Notable work in recent years includes coverage of the war on terror by George Packer, Jane Mayer, Lawrence Wright, and Seymour M. Hersh; Malcolm Gladwell on "the tipping point"; Anthony Lane on movies; James Wood on books; Elizabeth Kolbert on the environment; Atul Gawande on health care; fiction by Jonathan Franzen, Edwidge Danticat, Zadie Smith, and Haruki Murakami; humor by David Sedaris and Andy Borowitz; and cartoons by Roz Chast.

You can store as many issues of The New Yorker as you like on the app and read them whenever and wherever you want, in portrait or landscape view.


Highlights from the October 4, 2010 issue:
A video guide to The New Yorker app featuring Jason Schwartzman
Cover by David Hockney, with an exclusive animation of its creation in Brushes
Malcolm Gladwell on why the revolution will not be tweeted
Cartoon slide show with bonus cartoons (a weekly iPad exclusive)
Evan Osnos on the Dalai Lama and China`s Tibet policy, with clips from a classic Chinese film
David Denby on the director David Fincher and the movie "The Social Network"
Paul Goldberger on the new Las Vegas, including an exclusive slide show of photographs by Robert Polidori
Nancy Franklin on the fall TV lineup
Jeffrey Toobin`s tale of Rachel Yould, scholar, beauty queen, and con artist
New fiction by Sam Lipsyte, with exclusive audio of the author reading his work

Coming soon: Stories from the archive, resizable type, sharing, favoriting, and more.

Please note that The New Yorker Magazine App is separate from the Web-based New Yorker Digital Edition and Archive.