Daily Breeze e-Edition app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Los Angeles Newspaper Group
First release : 04 Mar 2011
App size: 127.3 Mb
Torrance Daily Breeze - Covering the largest county in the United States, it is the best source of local news, sports and entertainment information. Torrance Daily Breeze now available 24/7 everywhere you are. The iOS app is an exact replica of the printed newspaper with customizable features to fit your needs.
While the app is free, a subscription to will be required to access content after a free trial period.
The app allows you to access the paper when you’re offline, on the road or in flight. Easy to save the information you want for later.
Stay connected to the events in your world with Torrance Daily Breeze iOS app!
- Local & National News
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- Entertainment
- Business
Latest reviews of Daily Breeze e-Edition app for iPhone and iPad
All this app does is let you zoom around on the actual paper. It is far from a leap into the digital publishing format. Like the Daily Breezes website, it shows they dont get this next leap.
Yes it looks like the print edition but I like the look and being able to flip pages. You miss a lot when newspaper apps just digitize the stories and omit all the other info they provide. I like the fact I can also read ads.
I really like the almost-a-real-paper in my hands feeling, and the editorial content. But, it uses WAY too much of precious memory space! Update - After deleting the app, then reinstalling, it is only 63MB! Either the app or the OS has a memory management issue. We will watch and see how it grows ...
Never bothered to mention that the newest update would force current readers to purchase a subscription for continual use.
I used to access the digital version of the newspaper through my browser. It worked ok but was a little tedious with choosing an article, opening it, then closing again, etc. The app however is class leading! Smooth, easy to navigate, allows easy expansion and contraction with standard iPad "pinching". Great job. I also read LA Times on browser and thought it superior, but the Breeze app now blows it away!