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MIT Technology Review DE en PC

MIT Technology Review DE, proveniente del desarrollador Heise Medien GmbH & Co. KG, se ejecuta en el sistema Android en el pasado.

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MIT Technology Review DE Introducción

Read Technology Review, the most widely read German magazine for innovation, in the original look of the print edition or in an optimized HTML reading mode.

As a monthly German edition of the famous "MIT's Magazine of Innovation", Technology Review reports on the latest technological trends. It identifies the most promising innovations, above all from information, bio and nanotechnology, energy, transport, space travel, medical technology and materials research. Technology Review provides orientation and inspiration for everyone who wants to know what will shape our future.

Technology Review's special publications are also available in the app.

Download our app today. If you are new to Technology Review, we would be happy to provide you with a free copy of the app as a sample.

As a Technology Review Plus or digital subscriber, read the Technology Review on your device at no additional cost. To do this, enter your access data for the online subscription service on the "Login" page of the app.

Please note that our terms of use apply to the use of the app. You can view these in advance at http://www.technology-review.de/app/nutzungsbedingungen.

The booklets are available for individual purchase in the app. If you would like to read Technology Review regularly, please contact Leserservice@heise.de or find out more at http://bit.ly/tr-lesen.

With our current app version 3.x we support the latest Android versions. The app versions 1.x and 2.x are out of date and are no longer or only supported to a very limited extent.