Google yesterday overhauled its news aggregation app Currents for iOS, revamping the design and adding features to make navigation more sleek and simple.
What's New in Version 2.0
- Edition sidebar - quickly access your editions within categories such as business, sports, etc.
- Fast scan - Vertical swipe to scan an edition, horizontal swipe advances to next edition
- Breaking stories - ranked by Google News. Links to full length content.
- Saved stories - star for future reference
- New catalog design
The new design for the Flipboard-like app is just one of many redesigns that Google has done with its iOS apps, including Google Maps, Gmail 2.0 and YouTube. The update and app are free and available on the App Store. [Direct Link]
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One day soon, I'm gonna invent a time machine. When that day comes, the first thing I'll do is head back in time, find the guy who first coined "...you are the product", and smack him upside the head as hard as I can.
Maybe it'll shame him enough so he'll never say it. Then, when I come back to the present, I'll never have to hear anyone ever say it again. It is the STUPIDEST damn thing people on Apple boards say.
I mean hell. You've always "been the product" for Google. No one had a problem with this until they released Android. Now apparently it's this horrible thing, being able to use a product for free in exchange for demographic data.
God, I tell ya. I wish some people would think about the things they say rather than hop onto the latest catchphrase bandwagon.
I just tossed him on my ignore list. There is no debating with people who are so closed minded and just plan wrong on so many levels.
***NOTE TO ADMINS***
Can you please update the functionality of the voting button[s]s[/s] such that I can vote on certain posts an infinite number of times? kthxbai
and whats that got to do with the design? :confused:
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So your reasoning is Boycot Monopolies.
This has to be sarcastic surely? You seriously dont think Apple hold a monopoly on anything?
Also you do realise that once you opt out of ads (no idea why you would bother tho) Google doesnt track anything (again thats not really an issue unless you like wearing a tin foil hat).
That awkward moment when the top first page apps are mostly google apps...
Why switch to Android when Google looks great and performs great on iOS?