If you're a fan of reading magazines digitally, you've likely come across Texture, which is a popular app that provides access to a wide array of magazines on various topics. However, there's some important news for Texture users. The app is set to shut down on May 28th, and this move comes in the aftermath of the launch of Apple News+.
Apple News+ is a subscription service offered by Apple that lets users access hundreds of magazines and newspapers for a flat monthly fee. With the introduction of Apple News+, Apple has decided to discontinue Texture to focus on providing an enhanced reading experience through its own platform.
For current Texture users, this might raise some questions about what happens next and how to transition seamlessly to Apple News+. Fortunately, Apple is making the transition as smooth as possible for Texture subscribers.
If you're a Texture user, you might be wondering what will happen to your saved magazines and preferences. The good news is that Apple News+ will offer a similar and even expanded selection of magazines, so you can continue enjoying your favorite reads. Your saved articles and preferences won't carry over automatically, but Apple is providing guidance on how to access similar content within Apple News+.
To ensure you don't lose any important articles or magazines, make sure to download any issues you want to keep before May 28th. This will allow you to have offline access to your favorite content even after Texture shuts down.
For those who are new to Apple News+, this transition presents an excellent opportunity to explore a vast range of magazines and newspapers conveniently on your Apple device. With a user-friendly interface and a curated selection of publications across various genres, Apple News+ aims to provide a premium reading experience for its subscribers.
To get started with Apple News+, simply head to the App Store and download the Apple News app if you don't have it already. From there, you can subscribe to Apple News+ and start exploring the vast library of magazines and newspapers available.
As we bid farewell to Texture and welcome Apple News+ into the spotlight, this transition marks an exciting time for digital readers looking to access quality content conveniently on their Apple devices. So, mark your calendars for May 28th, download your favorite issues from Texture, and get ready to dive into a new world of reading with Apple News+.