You can import up to 12 various social networks including Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, Google+ and more, along with popular news sources and RSS feeds. If you are not familiar with the popular Flipboard application, it allows you to create a personalized magazine based on the content you find most important. While Flipboard is not the typical magazine application, we found it necessary to include it in a roundup of other apps that allow you to view magazines. You can download the app from the Windows Store by clicking here (opens in new tab). Next Issue also makes sure to include “enhanced digital editions, optimized for tablets”, these enhanced editions are said to include videos, bonus photos, and interactive features. We are not saying that Next Issue is a bad subscription model, but if you choose to go with it, we recommend that you are someone who reads quite a high number of periodicals yearly. If you choose to pay $9.99 a month, that will cost $120 a year – roughly the same price of approximately 6 12-month issues. If you choose to pay $14.99 a month, that will cost $180 a year – that is the same price of approximately 15 12-month issues. The obvious issue with this app might be the price.
For $14.99 a month, you can gain access to 135 magazines that include popular weeklies such as People, The New Yorker, Time, and more. The cheapest option is $9.99 a month for access to 124 magazines, which gives you access to “the most-read monthly magazines”.
There are two levels of payment if you wish to use Next Issue as your primary source for magazines. Titles include Esquire, Fortune, The New Yorker, Vogue, Rolling Stone, Wired, and more. Next Issue brings forward a pay per month subscription to access an unlimited “all-you-can-read” experience the software claims to have over 100 of America’s “most-read magazines”.
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