The new Telegraph iPad edition, available seven days a week, includes our news, business and sport coverage, comment pages, letters, obituaries and features.
Each daily edition brings you the Telegraph's award-winning journalism, enriched with digital imagery, Matt and Alex cartoons, crosswords and top columnists. Download it each morning from 5am and enjoy offline when you are out and about.
Dip into your favourite sections using the app's simple menu, or read a whole edition by swiping through the articles from start to finish.
A single edition can be purchased for £1.19 ($1.99) or save over 70% when you subscribe at £9.99 ($16.99) per month. Telegraph newspaper subscribers get full access to the Telegraph iPad edition for free.
Features
Video, graphics and picture galleries created for the iPad edition. Enjoy the best of the day's images from around the world, informative graphics and compelling video clips.
Tackle two Crosswords with our Quick and Cryptic interactive puzzles, with a stopwatch to time yourself.
Answers are available in the next day's edition, collated into a daily score.
Enjoy the last seven days of Matt and Alex with our cartoon galleries.
Swipe through the week's cartoons and tap on any you would like to see full-sized.
Switch to night mode for reading in low light.
You can now also pinch and zoom text with your fingertips to increase or reduce the font size while reading an article.
How to get the Telegraph for iPad app
Telegraph newspaper subscribers: Once the app is installed on your iPad, open it, click on the 'Subscriber' button, enter your Telegraph subscriber number (found on your subscriber card or your vouchers) and your post code and click 'validate'. This will give you free access to every edition for as long as you remain a newspaper subscriber.
If you’re not a Telegraph newspaper subscriber, you can buy individual editions for £1.19 or take out a monthly subscription for £9.99, directly from the iTunes store.
The Telegraph for iPad is published every day, seven days a week. Editions can be downloaded from the internet in less than a minute and then read anywhere, at any time, without the need for an internet connection.