Now conveniently access NYPost.com directly from the app, plus backend improvements
BRAND NEW FOR 2020, INTRODUCING VERSION 4 OF THE NEW YORK POST’S TABLET APP
The New York Post’s tablet app for Android has been completely rebuilt. Join us today for a 30-day free trial* of your NY Post app subscription.
We’ve rebuilt the New York Post app for tablets from scratch to ensure the best performance possible. And we’re introducing a whole new way for tablet readers to experience everything The Post has to offer.
Our new app features two unique experiences:
PRINT EDITION: An exact replica of the newspaper, published once a day. The previous 15 days’ worth of papers are always available. Download to your tablet to read offline, and save issues for as long as you’d like.
THE BRAND-NEW DIGITAL EDITION: A “live” digital experience, continuously published and updated 24/7. Includes breaking news as it happens, hundreds of stories not available in print, plus videos, photo galleries and much more. And you can search the full digital archive of content.
Download now to never miss any of our breaking news updates, leading sports news, insightful business news, opinionated columnists, must-know local news, latest entertainment news, exclusive celebrity gossip and so much more.
COMPATIBILITY
Android 5.0 (Lollipop) and up
SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS
A New York Post app subscription is required for reading the app. Within the app, you will be able to purchase one of the following app subscription options, each featuring a 30-day free trial:
• One month ($12.99)
• Six months ($69.99)
• One year ($129.99)
*App subscriptions automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. To cancel a subscription during the free trial, subscription must be cancelled at least 24 hours before the trial ends.
HELP, PRIVACY AND TERMS OF USE
• For technical issues, please visit http://nypost.help/android-app/ or email [email protected].
• For our privacy policy, please visit http://nypost.com/privacy/. For terms of use, please visit http://nypost.com/terms/.
