The New York Times today introduced the latest version of its Times Reader software, providing a more interactive and Web-like environment.
Times Reader 2.0, based on Adobe Systems Inc.’s Air software, will enable users to download content without requiring a browser front-end.
New features include video support and an interactive edition of the crossword puzzle.
The Times is offering two versions of the software. The first, available free of charge, offers readers access to articles appearing in the front, business and most e-mailed sections. A paid subscription — providing access to all content — costs $3.45 per week but will be available free for a limited time to subscribers of the print edition.
Monday, May 11, 2009
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