How The Times iPad Edition has evolved

From your feedback, we have identified and implemented many improvements to The Times iPad Edition. Here’s how the edition has developed since its launch last year

June 12, 2011: Version 2.4 of The Times iPad is released, with several enhancements and improvements, including: new Mind Games, including 3 daily Su Doku puzzles; exclusive content from The Times Archive; and a fuller Saturday package, including the Magazine, Weekend and Review.

February 28, 2011: Version 2.2 of The Times iPad is released, with various fixes to a number of reported bugs implemented.

December 25, 2010: For the first time in almost a century, Times readers enjoy the newspaper on Christmas Day - exclusively on their iPads. Content includes Caitlin Moran’s interactive celebrity Christmas pudding quiz, opinions and perspectives from a vibrant mix of eclectic writers including Giles Coren, Matthew Parris and Simon Barnes, plus mouthwatering recipes from Heston Blumenthal, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, Mark Hix, Gordon Ramsay, Rick Stein, Jamie Oliver, Michel Roux Jr, Angela Hartnett and many more.

December 7, 2010: Version 2.1 of The Times iPad Edition is released. Improved edtion download speed means readers no longer need to wait for the entire edition to download before they can read it. Instead, the front page is displayed within seconds while the rest of the edition downloads in the background. A daily Su Doku puzzle is also included.

October 26, 2010: Interactive ‘Hawk-Eye’ Ashes coverage is launched, with the most detailed statistical cricket analysis on the iPad.

October 12, 2010: Times daily supplements make their debut in the iPad edition, including The Game, Body & Soul, Fashion, The Table, Arts & Ents and Bricks & Mortar, plus columns from Caitlin Moran, Heston Blumenthal, Gabriele Marcotti, Dr Mark Porter and many more. The world-famous Times Cryptic Crossword and the ever-popular Concise Crossword also become available to solve on the iPad.

October 4, 2010: Version 2.0 of The Times iPad Edition is released offering a free 30-day trial. Readers can also gain access via their existing Times Digital Subscriptions without paying extra.

May 28, 2010: To coincide with the UK launch of Apple’s iPad tablet device, The Times launches its groundbreaking iPad edition, a specially-optimised, edited copy of the newspaper, which can be downloaded and read offline. It includes almost every section of the newspaper and takes advantage of the iPad’s ability to provide interactive graphics, video and superior-quality images.

Many more exciting improvements are planned for The Times iPad Edition over the coming months. Thank you to those of you who have sent us your comments and suggestions so far. Any further comments or questions are very welcome – please e-mail us at help@thetimes.co.uk. If you have any questions, consult our FAQ or join our live 24-hour customer services Q&A.

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