The Economist Espresso for Android
The Economist Espresso for Android
Editors' Review
The Economist Espresso delivers a daily digest of the world's news to your Android device each morning from the anonymous editors of The Economist, Britain's acclaimed weekly.
Pros
The Economist: Britain's slightly-right-of-center news digest cultivates a reputation for even-handedness and understatement, and it's rarely slipped from its high standards. Typically iconoclastic, it still calls itself a "newspaper," not a magazine.
International editions: Like the print content, The Economist Espresso publishes online editions for the UK, US, Asia, and so on.
Affordable: The Economist Espresso's subscription rates are lower than the beverage of the same name, generally speaking.
Cons
Pay up front: You must supply credit card data to activate the free 30-day trial, which automatically subscribes you when it expires.
Bottom Line
If you don't mind subscribing to The Economist, then The Economist Espresso is a great daily news app.
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Editors' Review
The Economist Espresso delivers a daily digest of the world's news to your Android device each morning from the anonymous editors of The Economist, Britain's acclaimed weekly.
Pros
The Economist: Britain's slightly-right-of-center news digest cultivates a reputation for even-handedness and understatement, and it's rarely slipped from its high standards. Typically iconoclastic, it still calls itself a "newspaper," not a magazine.
International editions: Like the print content, The Economist Espresso publishes online editions for the UK, US, Asia, and so on.
Affordable: The Economist Espresso's subscription rates are lower than the beverage of the same name, generally speaking.
Cons
Pay up front: You must supply credit card data to activate the free 30-day trial, which automatically subscribes you when it expires.
Bottom Line
If you don't mind subscribing to The Economist, then The Economist Espresso is a great daily news app.
