AppleInsider's official iOS app updated to support iPhone X edge-to-edge display

Owners of Apple's latest and greatest iPhone X can now take advantage of its edge-to-edge OLED display in the official AppleInsider app, which is now available to download on the App Store.

Version 3.0.1 of the AppleInsider app is a free 44.4-megabyte download on the iOS App Store. As before, it gives readers access to the latest news, rumors, videos, tips and reviews, as well as push notification support for breaking news alerts on all things Apple.

The universal app supports not only the iPhone X display, but also smaller iPhone models, all iPad sizes, and even the Apple Watch. It requires iOS 10.0 or later.

While the app itself is free, it also includes an optional subscription service that removes banner ads. A one-year AppleInsider Pro subscription is available for $9.99.

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25 Comments

racerhomie3 1264 comments · 7 Years

About 6 years ago

I have been reading AI since 2011. You guys are my main source of Apple news since ,Walt Mossberg left .
I am not disappointed at all.

lkrupp 10521 comments · 19 Years

Okay, so here’s the $64K question. Did AppleInsider have to remove editorial content about jailbreaking in order to get the app approved, or as it is suspected, the original rejection was a mistake made by some overzealous reviewer or automated review process. That’s all we need to know.

zroger73 787 comments · 13 Years

lkrupp said:

Okay, so here’s the $64K question. Did AppleInsider have to remove editorial content about jailbreaking in order to get the app approved, or as it is suspected, the original rejection was a mistake made by some overzealous reviewer or automated review process. That’s all we need to know.

Both the article on jailbreaking and the article on the app rejection are still up, so... :wink:

http://appleinsider.com/articles/17/12/19/app-store-review-ridiculousness-apple-rejects-appleinsiders-iphone-x-app-update-because-of-news-story-about-jailbreaking

http://appleinsider.com/articles/17/12/15/alibaba-researchers-reportedly-jailbreak-ios-1121-on-iphone-x

polymnia 1080 comments · 15 Years

zroger73 said:

lkrupp said:

Okay, so here’s the $64K question. Did AppleInsider have to remove editorial content about jailbreaking in order to get the app approved, or as it is suspected, the original rejection was a mistake made by some overzealous reviewer or automated review process. That’s all we need to know.

Both the article on jailbreaking and the article on the app rejection are still up, so... :wink:

http://appleinsider.com/articles/17/12/19/app-store-review-ridiculousness-apple-rejects-appleinsiders-iphone-x-app-update-because-of-news-story-about-jailbreaking

http://appleinsider.com/articles/17/12/15/alibaba-researchers-reportedly-jailbreak-ios-1121-on-iphone-x

Easiest $64,000 you’ve ever made!

petri 122 comments · 11 Years

Does the new app have one of those great new features that slows down the experience of using the app the longer you use it? No need to tell us if it does of course. It’s for our own good.