The Philadelphia Inquirer

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Your source for Philadelphia news, headlines & latest breaking news alerts.

App info


27.0.1
May 07, 2025
Android 4.4W+
Everyone 10+
Get The Philadelphia Inquirer for Free on Google Play

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App description


Android App Analysis and Review: The Philadelphia Inquirer, Developed by The Philadelphia Inquirer, LLC. Listed in News & magazines Category. Current Version Is 27.0.1, Updated On 07/05/2025 . According to users reviews on Google Play: The Philadelphia Inquirer. Achieved Over 91 thousand Installs. The Philadelphia Inquirer Currently Has 1 thousand Reviews, Average Rating 4.3 Stars

Staying on top of award-winning Philadelphia news is now faster and easier than ever with The Philadelphia Inquirer App on Android phones and tablets. With the official news app for Philadelphia news, access top daily headlines and latest breaking news alerts from The Philadelphia Inquirer and Philadelphia Daily News.

With The Philadelphia Inquirer App you can:

• Discover the latest breaking news and important updates with our intuitive news feed and uncluttered reading experience.

• Explore the news topics you care about, from sports teams like the Eagles and Phillies to local news and insights, with our seamless section navigation.

• Remember the stories that matter to you with quick action buttons for bookmarking and sharing.

• Never miss a story with digital all-access subscriptions, available as an in-app purchase.

Additional Features:

• Alerts and Notifications — Be the first to know with verified breaking news. Easily access breaking news articles with one tap on a notification.

• Newsletters — Stay on top of the news in your inbox. Sign up for the newsletters you’d like to receive to get the very best of The Inquirer.

• Frequent Updates — Stay connected with 24/7 coverage and other important news throughout the day.

• Log In — Use your existing inquirer.com email and password or Register for a new account.

• Customized Feed — Customize the news feed to follow the topics that matter most to you. Switch between your custom feed and Latest Headlines with just a tap.

• Custom Text Size — Read more comfortably with the ability to increase/decrease article font sizes.

• Dark Mode — Activate from the Settings tab and the app will switch to dark mode when activated on your device for easier nighttime reading.

Be a part of the future for Philadelphia news with The Philadelphia Inquirer app.

We'd love to hear your feedback! Reach out to our support team under Settings > Submit Feedback.
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What's New



Fixed a bug where some users weren't able to access the Newspaper tab.

Update app to version 27.0.1
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Rate and review on Google Play store


4.3
1,058 total
5 71.4
4 11.9
3 2.9
2 3.9
1 10.0

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Total number of active users rated for: The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Recent Comments

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Steve Levy

Update October 8, 2024: Was working better for a whole but can't get it to open today. Tried reinstalling but no luck. Will try again in a few days. 2023: Dropping down to 3 stars due to frequent failure to load. When it works, it's easy to navigate and the stories are of high quality. Would also prefer dark mode, though, to save battery life on my phone.

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Addison Davis

The reading experience leaves a bit to be desired. The worst is its progressive loading of content: it looks like an article just ends out of nowhere until you tap around in the blank space. Next is the frequent opening full webpages within the app instead of just the article content, but that has a tradeoff: won't use phone's dark mode, and I can't easily resize text, but the whole article loads, and I don't have to click around randomly without hitting an ad to get the next paragraph.

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David Loewi

I'm new in Philadelphia. This app has been a huge help to me, especially in coronavirus times... introducing me to the city in a way I can't now do on foot. Inquirer is a fine paper, and the app makes it accessible. BUT, the method for emailing yourself an article is wildly erratic! Most of the time, there is no way for me get the URL of an article to keep... HELP! Android 8.1 phone, Firefox browser.

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Joe Duell

Articles are great, the main issue is that I can't always read them. The ads and photos load fine, but the text doesn't load until I press randomly near where the text should be. This often presses an ad instead, so that's incredibly annoying. I'm also not super fond of how many ads are put in the articles when I'm paying so much per month.

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Thayer Altman

Decent app. Almost great. Reason for 4 instead of 5 stars: 1. Some notifications are dead links. They open the app but the article is not found. 2. Swiping through pictures is clunky. Sometimes the app will scroll up and down instead of moving to the next picture. It will also inadvertently click ads instead of going to the next picture. 3. Load time for articles is too long. Sometimes it's upwards of 10 seconds. 4. Clicking a notification results in the app opening with an article not found.

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Adam Bender

Good paper but the app isn't great. Each of my sports scores are displayed twice on the front page, which also buries the news. When reading articles it's easy to accidentally click on ads, and sometimes you have to wait for the text of an article to pop in between the ads. Not a great reading experience, especially considering how much you pay for the subscription. They should take a lesson from the Washington Post app.

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Nadira Miles

This service is designed so it's hard to cancel. There are no emails sent prior to payments being collected and it every 28 days instead of monthly so it's hard to know when. The payment schedule is not available online. There is also no option to cancel without calling and they have pretty bad customer service hours for a company with no account details online. How hard is it to ad a cancel link to the website and app?? How hard is it to send a email prior to or even after a payment ?? 😕

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Amy Letson

Broken, since around the time of the most recent update. But who needed news on Election Day, anyhow? Are your developers aware that often no content will load?