THE Sun has revealed an updated app that lets you get instant access to all its products at the touch of a button.
Readers can access the newspaper, puzzles and magazine through all their devices with The Sun Digital Newspaper, all for a fraction of the price of a cup of coffee each day.
At 99p for your first month and 23p a day after, The Sun Digital Newspaper is the cheapest and easiest way to read every page of The Sun newspaper and all the supplements, magazines and puzzles.
With our improved app you get instant access to the current edition of the paper as well as two weeks of previous editions.
Plus, it’s now even easier to navigate with pinch and zoom functions that take you closer to every story.
There's never been a better time to sign up and get your daily news fix, including everything from the world of sports, celebs and fashion at the tips of your fingers.
The app is available across all your devices with a download feature that means you can take The Sun with you wherever you go.
That includes all the supplements you love like Fabulous, TV MAG and TV Soap, as well as pullouts like Favourite and Goals.
With all that on offer, readers will be delighted to hear that the new and improved app is available now.
Whether it's our continued coverage of the FIFA World Cup, all the latest insider news from Westminster or just finding out the latest celeb gossip, The Sun Digital Newspaper is the only way to go.
There are so many reasons to go digital this December, all without leaving the comfort of your own home! So what are you waiting for?
Sign up now at https://digital-newspaper.thesun.co.uk/
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