Financial Times: Business News

So, when reading articles in the multi-tasking windows option on Android, it's really tough. Whenever you go off the page and return after a while, you end up having to scroll down to where you were before, like every 15-30 seconds. It's so annoying because this feature is supposed to be useful for people who need translations and want to read articles at the same time. Then, I set up notifications and picked topics for my FT instant alerts. But here's the thing – every day, I get notifications on all sorts of random topics. I adore FT, but seriously, this is just crazy.

This app is awesome on Samsung S8 plus and S10 plus. I found two cool features after a bit of exploring! First, you can check out different newspaper sections by tapping the hamburger menu at the top left corner. And secondly, you can swipe left or right on an article to jump to the next one.

I really enjoy using the app, it has excellent news articles that I like. However, cancelling a subscription is a real hassle. Many other services make it super easy with just a simple click. But with FT, the process is way too complicated. The news content is top-notch though, no catchy headlines or misleading ads.

This app is fantastic for reading the FT. You can easily use it on the underground even without internet, which is a struggle for most other newspaper apps. The best part isn't just the app itself, but also the quality of the news stories.

This app is great and it complements paper reading well. I wanted to reduce my phone usage, so I got a physical subscription. The quality of the reporting is exceptional. I like how they focus on facts, real-world situations, and historical context. The FT seems to trust readers to think for themselves instead of promoting the usual simple stories in news today.

I enjoy using the app because I can choose when it downloads content, so I can read even without an internet connection. However, navigating the app is not very easy, especially when compared to The Times. It would be nice if I could share articles or at least the beginning of one, even though I understand that some content is restricted due to a paywall.

This app is really good. I'm impressed by all the improvements, especially the experimental feature with Amy. I enjoy listening to the articles. For around $65 a month, I think it's worth it for a premium subscription. It might seem pricey, but I believe in paying for quality content. Thank you!

Reading through the subsections of Companies is a hassle, with five pages to scroll through before reaching the first one. The numerous sections and photos make it even more frustrating since they can't be hidden. The website's navigation needs improvement! The new commenting feature is buggy and seems like it wasn't properly tested. Their advice to disable auto-correct and word suggestions, which are basic features of stock Android, is not very helpful. Having ads on a premium subscription offering is unacceptable!

The app is considered one of the top reading apps out there. It offers features like dark mode and offline reading, which are quite handy. However, one downside is that even with a paid subscription, ads still show up. It seems like the journalism industry is having a tough time these days. The subscription cost is a bit high, and a good chunk of content is only accessible with the premium subscription, which costs 50 pounds. Maybe I'm just not rolling in money yet.