Apple’s recently showcased its new News app during the World Wide Developers Conference, which will deliver an innovative reading experience with the use of pictures, infographs, and custom fonts and layouts. The company says the app will allow users to follow over a million subjects and pull relevant stories based on specific interests that are shareable or saved for later.
Senior VP of Internet Software and Services, Eddy Cue, touched more on the project when hitting the stage for WWDC 2015:
“News seamlessly delivers the articles you want to read in a beautiful and uncluttered format, while respecting your privacy, because Apple doesn’t share your personal data…We already have nearly 20 publishers representing more than 50 titles joining us, including Conde Nast, ESPN, The New York Times, Hearst, Time Inc., CNN and Bloomberg.”
The News app is said to be available this fall (hopefully September) with the release of iOS 9.
