The brand-new Google News app introduced at last week's opening keynote of Google I/O has arrived on iPhones in the US. The app, which replaces the Google Play Newsstand app on iOS and Android, is ...

The new Google News replaces the internet giant's outgoing Google Play Newsstand, which launched on iOS in 2014 as a news and magazine subscription hub.

This means that once you download the app and sign-in with your Google account, Google News will already be populated with stories and headlines it thinks you will care about.

At its Google I/O developer conference last week, Google debuted a revamped Google News app focusing on balanced news delivery with personalized news ...

Google replaces its Play Newsstand app on iOS with its reworked AI-powered News app. This comes shortly after its announcement during the 2018 I/O keynote.

Remember when news apps used to be cool? Seriously, there was a time when indie news apps were not only plentiful, they were the darlings of tech and media circles. At some point the platforms and ...

A Google News app on your wrist sounds like a neat idea, but from what we can tell, Google may simply be trying to revive the glanceable headlines that appeared in Wear OS 2.