The Daily is Now Available for iPhone


The Daily, the first daily news app designed for the iPad, is now available for the iPhone.

The Daily is free to download, and you can read a selection of articles from the app for free every day. To get complete access to our award-winning content including articles, photos, videos, and infographics, subscribe for only $1.99/month or $19.99/year. Subscribers to the The Daily on tablets get the iPhone app for free! Simply login to the mobile app using the same registration as The Daily’s tablet app, and your subscription will sync automatically. For step-by-step instructions on getting the app for free, and for more information about our product offerings visit http://www.thedaily.com.

What’s in The Daily?
• 7 sections updated every day: News, Business, Gossip, Opinion, Arts & Life, Apps & Games, and Sports
• Original content every single day of the year-designed for touchscreen devices
• World-class editors and contributors
• 360-degree photos and immersive photography that take you deeper inside the story
• Interactive charts, info-graphics and clickable hot spots
• You can save articles to read later and share them with your friends e-mail, Twitter and Facebook

How does The Daily’s subscription feature work?
• Tablet subscribers get the mobile app for free! Simply login to the mobile app with your registration in The Daily’s tablet app, and your subscription will sync automatically.
• You can also subscribe to The Daily’s mobile phone app on its own.
• Downloading the app is free, and you’ll get a selection of articles free every day.
• To access the entire issue, subscribe for $1.99/month or $19.99/year

You can download The Daily for iPhone from the App Store for free.

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The Daily Responds to Microsoft, Posts Another Office for iPad Screenshot


The Daily has responded to Microsoft’s denial of Office of iPad and posted another screenshot supporting their story.

Earlier today, The Daily wrote that they had been shown an iPad version of Office which will be submitted to the App Store shortly. They also posted a screenshot of the application.

Microsoft then turned to the New York Times and ZDNet blatantly denying the report.

NYT
The Daily story is based on inaccurate rumors and speculation. We have no further comment.

ZDNet
A Microsoft spokesperson said the screen shot accompanying The Daily’s story is not a picture of a real Microsoft software product. But the spokesperson also said Microsoft is declining to comment as to whether or not the company has developed a version of Office for the iPad and/or when such a product may come to market.

The Daily has now responded by posting another screenshot of the application and informing ZDNet that neither image was fabricated.

@maryjofoley we did not fabricate either image. A working version of the app was demoed to us by someone at Microsoft.

Peter Ha of The Daily also tweeted that Microsoft is mad at this story they are not gonna like their next one.

If @Microsoft is pissed about what we published today on @Office for iPad, they likely won’t be happy with our follow up.

Microsoft has since tweeted from their official account saying,

Great respect for The Daily but regrettably someone is giving them bad info, and that’ll be clear in the “coming weeks.”

Microsoft Denies Rumored Office for iPad App


Microsoft has issued a statement following a rumor yesterday that it would be submitting Office for iPad to the App Store, reports the New York Times.

A Microsoft spokeswoman issued this statement: “The Daily story is based on inaccurate rumors and speculation. We have no further comment.”

The Times also reports that a person connected to Microsoft said that an image with The Daily’s article depicting an Office product for iPad was not real.