The app has various tabs including For you Top stories are displayed here, some local and based on your location, others selected based on analysis of the stories you read, your search topics, and the websites you visit. This leads me to numerous stories about the cell phone industry (some of which I have written myself), sports news, the Beatles, and medical shows like House MD

The Headlines The tab shows you headlines, and tabs at the top of the display allow you to view the latest headlines or headlines from various categories, including US headlines, world headlines and the top stories in business, technology, entertainment, sports, science and health. As I write this on Sunday evening, the big story revolves around these mysterious drones circling people in the northeastern United States, particularly New Jersey. The Below The tab displays news from publications you want to follow. The Newsstand The tab displays stories selected by newsroom editors.

On the left, the old interface of the Google News app on iOS. On the right is the new user interface of Android 15. | Photo credit: PhoneArena

You may already have numerous messaging apps installed on your device. Even if your phone is overwhelmed with news apps, why not try the Google News app? Since no in-app payments are required, it is a free app. You can uninstall it at any time if you don’t like it.