App Detail » Daily Enterprise All Access

Published by: Presteligence

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad

Price: FREE!
Current Version: 2.7.3
Released: June 18, 2014

What's New

- Added tool tip for viewing pages
- Enhanced page view navigation
- Clicking left/right side margin of page changes page
- Added link to puzzles (sudoku and crosswords)
- Bug fixes

App Description

Stay on top of news from Saranac Lake and surrounding areas by receiving the full print version of the Adirondack Daily Enterprise on your iPhone or iPad. Every page of every edition is delivered to your device. The Daily Enterprise is the best source for local and national news, sports, weather and features in the Saranac Lake region of upstate New York including Franklin and Essex counties. Download the app to view the printed pages of the newspaper or read headlines and stories along with related photos in a built-in story viewer.

Features:
- Intuitive navigation.
- View headlines, stories, related photos.
- Read and listen to stories.
- Weather provided by Weather Bug.
- Download and sync content to device via Wi-Fi or cellular network so you can read offline.
- Stories Tab displays the top news stories by section so you can read the full text or listen to it being read by a virtual newscaster.
- Email a story.
- Flip through, read and look at pictures within the actual newspaper pages of the printed publication.
- Publications Tab lets you read the previous edition of your downloaded publication or download the most recent edition.
- Search Tab lets you search for keywords within a headline or text of the stories.

Stay on top of news from Saranac Lake and surrounding areas by receiving the full print version of Adirondack Daily Enterprise on your iPhone or iPad. Every page of every edition is delivered to your device. Adirondack Daily Enterprise is the best source for local and national news, sports, weather and features in the Saranac Lake region of of upstate New York that includes the towns of Harrietstown, St. Armand, and North Elba as well as Adirondack Park.