#News google reader pro upgrade#
#News google reader pro android#

We understand that it would likely have to be an app separate from the current News & Weather app, so as to keep the Google layer separate from the Android base, but so be it. These two stories donвЂ™t exactly have a direct connection, but they do both speak to the vision of the future Google has for news products. Yesterday, we heard the rumor that Google would be adding a News section to the Play Store. It would be nice to see that same experience on Android. A few days ago, Google announced that as part of some spring cleaning, it would be retiring Google Reader on July 1st. Google News on the web is an amazing resource, and one of the best news aggregators around. Combining the options for controlling your news sources with the related articles, and real-time updates would make for a very powerful product (similar to what News360 is aiming for).Д®ven if this doesnвЂ™t happen, weвЂ™d like to formally petition Google to rebuild the Android Google News app. And, mixing Google Reader into Google News, in many of the same ways we described for folding Reader into Google+, could lead to an even brighter future than Google News already has.ДЄs with the transition for Reader into G+, it would be pretty easy to fold Reader into News as well.

#News google reader pro upgrade#

Google News has been a product that has gotten a lot of time and resources on the web side, but needs a serious upgrade on the mobile side. Folding in Reader only makes that better.Д«ut, maybe Google+ and Google Reader shouldnвЂ™t be GoogleвЂ™s focus for news in the future, because Google already has a product for that, and itвЂ™s a product that is highly underrated: Google News. Google+ is already an amazing resource for getting news and starting discussions, especially since the introduction of Communities. 5 Actionable Tips to Get Your Website Added to. You may think that the most hardcore of Google Reader users wouldnвЂ™t make the transition over, but frankly, if youвЂ™re that hardcore of a Reader user, you understand the value of Google+, and youвЂ™re probably there anyway. If you want my team to just do your marketing for you, click here. Folders would become Circles, then just completely hide the comment thread by default, add in a save for later feature, and options to hide previously read posts (or turn them black & white like in Google Currents), and Google+ could quite easily integrate all of the Reader functionality. The transition would be quite easy, especially since many RSS sources already have G+ pages. Most of the Reader team has already been moved to over to work on Google+ anyway.