Reuters News Pro for iPad
By Thomson Reuters
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Description
Access professional-grade news and market data from Thomson Reuters, the world’s leading source for intelligent information for businesses and professionals. Thomson Reuters News Pro for iPad gives you knowledge to act, with fast on or offline access to the latest breaking news, pictures and video, together with extensive global financial data, corporate information and interactive financial charting.
Features:
•Extensive coverage of the people and events that drive markets–from deals and merger news to global indices data
•Ability to personalize geographic-specific views to customize the news, wherever you are in the world
•Access to breaking news from around the globe
•A customizable watch list for monitoring your stocks and companies
•Detailed company profiles, including business descriptions, officer and director profiles and contact details
•Constantly updated stream of the best pictures from around the world from Reuters award-winning photojournalists
•Video coverage of the biggest news and business stories
•Science, technology, health and internet news
•Sports news and results
•Entertainment coverage including film, television, music and celebrity news
•Reuters popular “Oddly Enough” stories of the bizarre and quirky side of life
•Easy to install, on-the-go application doesn’t require human processing
•Off-line loading service provides full access to news content when you’re not online
•Free to consumers
The Thomson Reuters iPad Production team welcomes your feedback, and we look forward to hearing your thoughts and suggestions regarding our application.
What's New in Version 2.7
•Pinch to return to previous page
•Swipe at the end of one article to go next
•Miniature slideshow on article page
•Bug fixes
iPad Screenshots
Customer Reviews
Reuters News Pro v2.7 UI mistake
Reuters News Pro has been, and still is, an excellent news source with its excellent content and very nice UI on iOS. Unfortunately, with v2.7, the folks at Reuters just made a serious UI mistake by applying the common gesture of pinching to navigate back to a previous page. What the heck?
Anyone who has used an iOS device for any length of time is going to find this pinching navigation abomination confusing. What happened to a good ole left arrow in the UI somewhere to go back? Or how about the standard iOS UI control with a title in a button with the left arrow on the left side of the button? Or for heaven's sake, how about a swipe to the right meaning you want to navigate back to the precious page?! There are quite a few
better UI behaviors than pinching to go to a previous page. :-(
regards,
dEVoN
- Free
- Category: News
- Updated: May 16, 2012
- Version: 2.7
- Size: 6.1 MB
- Languages: English, Chinese
- Seller: Thomson Reuters
- © 2008-2011, Thomson Reuters
Requirements: Compatible with iPad.Requires iOS 4.3 or later.
