5 stars: Excellent reporting. Variable opinion. Greg Ip, Gerald Seib, Peggy Noonan always worth reading. Editorials predictable and often not worth reading past the headline or first sentence. Style segments pretty much worthless, although it is interesting to see what people with more money than sense are doing.
5 stars: It is a great app. However, once in a while it asks me to sign in again the view certain types of content. However, signing in again will not allow me to view that specific content but can see the remainder of the articles. This may be an issue with WSJ itself and not the app.
4 stars: Interesting content. I wish the format was more like a regular paper and I could go through it page by page and click on the articles I liked. (The San Diego Union Tribune enewspaper is the example I am thinking about)
4 stars: Excellent app. The alerts seem generally on target. My only complaint is that tapping on the alerts doesn't always take you directly to them. Not sure if that's intentional.
5 stars: I have been highly impressed with this app. I gave up on many other publication apps because they were a pain in the butt. I have been able to navigate thru this application with ease and enjoy it very much.
5 stars: The WSJ app is like a dependable accurate instrument panel on a plane flying through a hurricane at night. It was also works when you can see where you're going.
4 stars: I have been a subscriber for years accessing via my Kindle. I rece...