Submitted by Frank Macey on
Changes are in the works behind the scenes in the Apple News app. This is according to a report in Advertising Age, which highlights the pros and cons of the platform for content publishers.
The iPhone's News app allows you to save articles to read later, so you don't have to worry about trying to find it again later in the day when it may well be out of your feed. To save a story, simply open the story up and tap on the share button in the bottom left, then choose "Save Story" from the second row of options.
The iPhone's News app allows for individual channels to notify you when there are breaking stories. You can toggle each channel on or off from the Favorites section. To do so, open up the News app and tap on Favorites. Tap on the bell icon in the top left, then you can toggle the channels individually.
Submitted by Jon Reed on
In an attempt to compete with other online news sources, Apple replaced its Newsstand with the News app in iOS 9. News pulls stories from RSS feeds and puts them together in a magazine style layout, making for a much more user-friendly experience than its predecessor offered. Although it was a vast improvement, the app hasn't quite gained the traction Apple wants, thus the new round of improvements found in iOS 10.
