Starting in early July, "certain" digital material from The Sun will be offered online for free. According to ABC, the Sun had 30 million unique browsers each month before moving behind a paywall in July 2013. The Sun announced 117,000 paid digital members in December 2013. However, it's estimated that more than 50 percent of those people are not regular readers but rather visitors who find their way to the site through search engines or other means. In addition to its website, which has a large focus on news coverage but also includes sports articles and entertainment stories, The Sun has several apps available for iPhone, iPad, Android, and Windows Phone devices. These include mobile versions of the newspaper's website and a number of its specialized sections such as Sports and Weather. The paper's app was named one of the best news apps by Time magazine. The Sun also has an active social media presence with blogs, Twitter, and Facebook pages. Its Twitter account, @TheSun, has over 1 million followers while its Facebook page, The Sun, has over 4 million likes.