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Wikipedia overhauls the beta version of its Android app, now allows users to edit articles
Wikipedia, which is the largest encyclopedia and among the largest websites to have ever graced the Internet, has completely revamped the beta version of its Android app on Google Play. As usual, the beta version of the app is the playground for most of the new features that will eventually make their way to the official version. It is certain that most of these will eventually make their way to the main Wikipedia app. Let's see what the refreshed Wikipedia Beta has in tow for us!For starters, the interface of Wikipedia Beta has received the flat design treatment and now comes with eye-pleasing visuals. As a whole, the design stands in stark contrast with the Gingerbread-like appearance of the official app, which is already getting quite long in the tooth. Wikipedia Beta has also been graced with a convenient sliding menu, which adopts most of the spic and span features, such as History, Bookmarks, and Random article. Additionally, a table of contents for each article now allows users … [Read more...] about Wikipedia overhauls the beta version of its Android app, now allows users to edit articles
Selected articles from all Rolling Stone issues coming to Google Play Newsstand
Rolling Stone announced on Wednesday that three to four stories from each issue of the magazine will be available for free from the Google Play Newsstand, starting this Friday. The Google Play Newsstand is an app that is available for free from the Google Play Store. Google has purchased advertising in the magazine as part of the deal.Rolling Stone plans to enhance the articles with multimedia in the months ahead. Brian Irving, Global Head of Marketing for Google Play, says that by having Rolling Stone available in the Google Play Newsstand, it will show off the platform's features like key word search.The magazine of the counterculture when launched in 1967 (the first cover featured John Lennon from the movie "How I Won the War"), Rolling Stone eventually became more mainstream and financially successful. Initially printed on newsprint, the magazine shifted to a glossy large magazine format in 1980, and changed to the current smaller magazine style in 2008. Rolling Stone coming to … [Read more...] about Selected articles from all Rolling Stone issues coming to Google Play Newsstand
Facebook Messenger intros zippy Instant Articles preview within the Android chat app, iOS to follow
Most Silicon Valley giant agree that chat might be the future of information consumption, and are fighting tooth and nail for viable space in the instant messaging arena. Sorry, everyone, but Facebook is ploughing ahead as if there is no tomorrow, and we aren't even talking about the $19 billion acquisition of the most popular IM software WhatsApp.This story is about the venerable Facebook Messenger, which is actually the world's second-largest chat app, with more than 900 million users. What makes Messenger so popular is not only the fact that it comes with your Facebook account, but also that it's arguably the most feature-rich, polished and easy to use out there. Apart from the staples like emoji packs, in-chat apps, rich link and media previews, AI chat bots and many more, now Facebook Messenger will be increasing its stickiness even further.Starting with the Android app, and rolling later to iOS, Messenger will soon be offering Facebook's Instant Articles option directly in the … [Read more...] about Facebook Messenger intros zippy Instant Articles preview within the Android chat app, iOS to follow
Facebook’s Instant Articles promised to transform journalism — but now big publishers are fleeing
Inside Facebook's Menlo Park headquarters, the arrival of Instant Articles in the spring of 2015 was presented as a cause for celebration. Talking with reporters, executives described the fast-loading, natively hosted articles as a promising new creative format. A suite of publishing tools incubated in Facebook's now-defunct newsreading app Paper would find their way to Instant Articles, executives said, evolving the news posts shared on Facebook into immersive multimedia experiences. For publishers — and journalism — the stakes were high. Readers who once regularly visited their desktop websites now got their news from Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, and other apps outside of publishers’ control. For many large publishers, survival would depend on whether they could build loyal audiences inside third-party mobile apps. Publishers were wary. Some feared Facebook would absorb so much content behind its walled garden that the web itself could be at risk. “Platforms … [Read more...] about Facebook’s Instant Articles promised to transform journalism — but now big publishers are fleeing