MIT Technology Review DE 4.7.19

Read the German edition of MIT Technology Review, the most widely read German magazine for innovation, in the original print format as well as in an optimized HTML reading mode.

As the monthly German edition of the renowned "MIT's Magazine of Innovation," Technology Review reports on the latest technological trends. It identifies the most promising innovations, especially in information, bio-, and nanotechnology, energy, transportation, aerospace, medical technology, and materials research. Technology Review provides guidance and inspiration for those curious about what will shape our future. The special publications of MIT Technology Review are also available in the app.

You can synchronize bookmarks and purchased editions (from 2018 onwards) across your devices and platforms via your Heise account.

For anyone interested, a free sample issue is available in the app. If you wish to regularly read MIT Technology Review, please contact Readership Service at [email protected] or visit http://bit.ly/tr-lesen for more information.

As an MIT Technology Review Plus or Digital subscriber, you can read MIT Technology Review on your device at no extra cost. Simply enter your online subscription service credentials under the "Login" page in the app settings.

Please note that you must agree to the terms of use before using the app. You can review them in advance at http://www.technology-review.de/app/nutzungsbedingungen.

The app collects anonymous usage data, providing insights into which articles are read, how frequently, and for how long. This information helps us tailor the content better to readers' interests. No data revealing your identity is collected. Tracking is enabled by default but can be disabled in the app settings.

Upon first launch, the app will inquire whether you wish to receive push notifications. Regardless of your initial selection, you can change your preference for push notifications at any time later (App Settings/Communication).

Our current app version 4.x supports the latest iOS versions. Versions 1.x, 2.x, and 3.x are outdated and are either no longer supported or supported with significant limitations by our backend.