Dwell Magazine for Android

I love this magazine article and it helps me plan my future well. I played hopscotch as a child and continue to shoot nature in neutral light and I planted crops with no idea how to actually remove them from the ground and prime never came to deliver water so I count on Gods own rain to color all my plants and I wonder why do flies hang out on the bottom of my windows and not fly and what the telephone company wired small plug in boxes to the electrical outlets by all the formula done. Things were all hard wired into the walls and the neighbors shorted the lines and made all the cords fly off the wall so I can detect high energy and listen to my radio all hours of the night with out wearing the batteries down. All I wanted was the Mexican recipe book for crock pots and a new pottery barn cover for my living room sofa in grey and to inform electrical storms are controlled by weather in savannah , WIS. When my parents died they left me their inheritance and not an assault riffle to protect it which is equal to spitting in a river and throwing bread in the water to cover up they have rather thrown dice . The romanos went to prison over a movie they all claimed was called something about a girl. It was Titled something about a Diaper. All of my cactus plants pull towards the electrical outlets and it is authentic. The New American flag needed a small white chicken on it. One day you will hear my words. I AM Not Black. I am Imperial and world-wide the yellow cab number is exactly the same , for good reason. My own front door is a window to the world. Because certified electricians cut the handles off my electrical box and asked me to light them up and hold my hands up for five minutes knowing full well as I’d been sworn in as child in an international airh you port to guard and protect the Superior Court by never taking my own feet of the ground. My yard man once offered me a pellet gun stating they shoot rat turds like these in the electrical power closet. Score me.

Love the diversity and quality of the content. Across devices and logins are Horrific, Burdensome. Please treat your customers nicely. They are your guests.

Huge fan of Dwell. I think it has such great content and use often as a resource. I think the app is great. I like the design and think doing print editions is nice as it allows the reader to get lost - but think that dwell needs a digitally native app to feature content like the website. I think this could become like a Pinterest for designers/arch enthusiasts. Just my 2 cents.

Dwell is a constant source of inspiration for me.

I subscribed to dwell, both print and electronic, via their website. I expected to mostly read the magazine on my Mobile. However, I cannot log in to my account on the app. Therefore I cannot view the magazine on my Mobile. I have initiated help requests 3 times, and all three times have gotten the same canned response from “Vikas Kadam” telling me to enter my subscriber info (account number, account number&ZIP, mailing address). But nowhere in the app is there the option to enter this info. When I pointed this out to “Vikas” I was asked for my email address. And then ghosted. Clearly the app is a scam and not an actual working app. Dwell knows this, but sells subscriptions that include “all-platform” access anyway. Cancelling my subscription and asking for a refund and deleting the app.