The New York Daily News’ mobile app mirrors the intuitive layout and editorially curated content of nydailynews.com. It is also packed with features designed specifically for mobile devices like phones and tablets.

We are always working on new ways to make the app more useful to our readers, so make sure the automatic update function is turned on in your device's settings.

The Daily News app contains all the same news that we publish each morning in the printed paper as well as the digital-exclusive stories that are published online throughout the day as news happens. With the app, you can experience rich video and immersive photo galleries, alongside our award-wining investigative journalism and lifestyle coverage.

<p>Tap the bookmark icon to save a story for easy future access. Find your bookmarked stories in the Saved tab on the app's toolbar.</p>

Tap the bookmark icon to save a story for easy future access. Find your bookmarked stories in the Saved tab on the app's toolbar.

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Loving that story you’re reading but don’t have enough time to finish it? Just tap the bookmark icon at the top of the page, and it will be stored under the “Saved” tab in the bottom tool bar so you can get to it again whenever you like.

Push alerts are notifications you can choose to be sent to your phone based on personalized categories you want to follow. As news develops on these categories, you’ll receive an alert that displays on your phone even if the app isn’t running, so you can always be in the know.

The Alerts icon in the app’s footer opens a screen of recent notifications we’ve sent based on categories you are interested in. The app will ask you if you want to allow push notifications to be sent to your phone, so you’re in complete control. 

If you’re about to hop on a plane, or are headed into an area without a mobile or Wi-Fi connection, just open up the app, and navigate to any section page you’re interested in while you still have signal (it’s best to scroll down the page for a few seconds). The text of each story on the page will automatically be downloaded and stored for quick access when you’re offline. Any heavier elements of the stories like images and videos require an active network connection to view.

Our newest version brings a fresh feel to the app to match our redesigned website. The Top News homepage and topic pages are editorially curated, grouping articles around developing stories. Our award-winning investigative journalism and lifestyle pieces are now enriched by powerful photos and infographics, video, and immersive galleries.

<p>Quick navigation to content and tools is within thumb's reach.</p>

Quick navigation to content and tools is within thumb's reach.

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At the bottom of the app, within thumb’s reach is a series of icons to ease navigation.

The Home icon will take you from a story back to it’s respective section page, or from a section page back to the Top News home screen.

The Sections list is more robust than before, reflecting the full list available on nydailynews.com.

Alerts shows recent notifications we’ve sent to the app based on categories you are interested in.

The Saved icon brings you to a list of stories you have bookmarked.

<p>Our most popular topics are displayed up top for quick navigation. Slide the bar to see more, or swipe a topic page to load the next or previous page in the list.</p>

Our most popular topics are displayed up top for quick navigation. Slide the bar to see more, or swipe a topic page to load the next or previous page in the list.

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At the top of the home screen, there is a shortcut bar that lists our most popular sections. Scroll left or right through the list to see the options, and tap what you want to read.

From any section front, simply tap on a story you want to read. Visitors get a limited sample of content each month, but subscribers get unlimited access.

What’s the difference between the app and the website?

Both feature the same stories that are published throughout the day as news happens. The functionality is similar between the two, but each has unique benefits.

An app is a program downloaded to your phone or tablet for easy regular access. While the stories are published at the same time as our website, the app includes additional tools that take advantage of the on-the-go nature of mobile devices like push alerts to let you know about important news as it happens.

The website (nydailynews.com) can be visited through a web browser on a desktop computer, tablet or phone.

Android and iOS devices can download and run the app.

Visit the FAQ pages for our Android and iOS mobile apps.

This page is free to view, and will not impact non-subscribers’ ability to read stories.