“Unlock access to The Times.”
“Videos on news, culture and more.”
“Podcasts, in audio and video.”
“Breaking news and top stories.”
“Headlines, at a glance.”
“Your activity in one place.”
“Wordle, Connections and more.”
“Delicious and easy recipes.”
“Expert sports coverage.”
“Arts, culture and lifestyle.”
A closer look at the screenshots
The masthead appears with a Supreme Court article, introducing the publication through a reporting example.
A correspondent on location gives the video screen a person and setting.
An interview thumbnail and show carousel display both a featured episode and a larger catalogue.
A lock-screen notification shows how a news update reaches the reader outside the app.
A home-screen widget illustrates reading headlines without opening the full app.
Reading history and newsletter subscriptions collect personal activity in one view.
The games screen introduces puzzles as a separate part of the news app.
A recipe photo and rating count introduce cooking through a finished dish.
A trophy celebration supplies a sports image that changes the subject of the set.
A photo grid closes the set with several lifestyle subjects.
About this app
Discover original reporting and understand the events shaping the world in The New York Times app. Follow breaking news and get live updates. Watch news videos that provide context on top stories. Listen to news podcasts, culture podcasts, narrated articles and more. Stay updated on the latest headlines in politics, health, business and this year’s elections. Access a range of news coverage including investigations, cultural commentary and analysis. Not a subscriber? Download the app to unlock access to The Times for your first month, including live news updates and in-depth reporting, plus recipes, audio journalism, product reviews, sports coverage and more. BREAKING NEWS AND LIVE UPDATES • Push notifications deliver the latest headlines and developing stories as they happen. • Your daily news app that helps you stay informed as news breaks. • Add widgets and custom alerts to keep up with the latest world news. ORIGINAL REPORTING AND IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS • Read, watch and listen to investigative reporting and insights. • Access global news from 1,700 Times journalists reporting from 150 countries. • Explore complex stories brought to life through data and visual journalism. NEWS VIDEOS • Watch videos featuring news reporters, critics and other experts. • Get closer to the story with videos across news, politics and the midterm elections. • Understand breaking news, top stories, culture reporting and more, in video. INFORMED AUDIO NEWS • Listen to articles, or tune in to daily podcasts like “The Daily” and “The Headlines.” ARTS, SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND LIFESTYLE COVERAGE • Discover reporting across arts, culture, fashion, travel and more. • Stay informed on topics like technology, science and health. • Explore culture with podcasts like “Modern Love” and “The Interview.” WORD, VISUAL AND NUMBER GAMES • Unwind with daily games like the Crossword, Wordle, Connections, the Mini, Spelling Bee and Sudoku. COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS • Engage with Times news reporters and readers in our moderated comments section. • Subscribers can share gift articles with anyone. DIGITAL SUBSCRIPTIONS Enjoy everything we offer with a New York Times All Access subscription, which includes unlimited access to: • Investigations, politics, culture and analysis from News • Word, visual and number puzzles from Games • Recipes, videos, advice and inspiration from Cooking • Independent product reviews from Wirecutter • In-depth, personalized sports coverage from The Athletic BY DOWNLOADING THE NEW YORK TIMES APP, you agree to: • The automatic renewal terms stated above. • The New York Times Privacy Policy: https://www.nytimes.com/privacy/privacy-policy • The New York Times Cookie Policy: https://www.nytimes.com/privacy/cookie-policy • The New York Times California Privacy Notices: https://www.nytimes.com/privacy/california-notice • The New York Times Terms of Service: https://www.nytimes.com/content/help/rights/terms/terms-of-service.html *Promotional offers for new subscribers only. Prices shown are in U.S. dollars. Other restrictions apply. Offer valid for a 30-day period of no-cost access to The New York Times in its app. Current subscribers and individuals who have previously redeemed an offer for a 30-day period of no-cost access to The New York Times are ineligible. Access includes News, Cooking, Wirecutter and The Athletic; subscriber-only Games are excluded. At the expiration of the 30-day period, the no-cost access will terminate automatically. No payment details are required to redeem this offer. Purchasing a recurring subscription to The New York Times during the no-cost access period will immediately terminate the no-cost access and begin the paid subscription. The only exception is purchasing a Games subscription, which grants immediate access to all Games content, while the 30-day period of no-cost access to the rest of The New York Times continues until its scheduled end date.
Headlines in this set
10 screenshots · 10 with a headline
“Unlock access to The Times.”
“Unlock access” frames the app around entry to The Times rather than a list of interface features.
“Videos on news, culture and more.”
The named subjects make the video offering broader than breaking news alone.
“Podcasts, in audio and video.”
“In audio and video” explains that the podcast content has two viewing or listening formats.
“Breaking news and top stories.”
Breaking news and top stories distinguish urgent updates from selected major coverage.
“Headlines, at a glance.”
“At a glance” fits the quick check shown by the widget.
“Your activity in one place.”
“Your activity” makes this a personal organisation feature, and “one place” explains the grouping.
“Wordle, Connections and more.”
Naming Wordle and Connections gives the games offering concrete titles before adding “and more.”
“Delicious and easy recipes.”
“Delicious” describes the desired result, while “easy” addresses the effort of cooking.
“Expert sports coverage.”
“Expert” positions the coverage around specialist knowledge rather than scores alone.
“Arts, culture and lifestyle.”
The three categories describe an editorial range beyond hard news.
How News sets are usually built
Most News apps feature-per-slide, with text-top-device-bottom (78% of sets, 89% of screens).