The newsreaders are an excellent tool for those users who do not have time to consult their favorite web pages and media, or who want to enjoy the convenience of receive all articles and news in a single application automaticallyOne of the greatest exponents of this aspect is Google Currents, a Google tool that allows you to read at any time and place all this content in a comfortable way.Here we want to explain how to subscribe to the different sources to keep up to date with everything that interests you.
The quality of a newsreader is measured by its design , which directly affects the readability of the texts, something of great importance for the user who is not used to reading on these devices, and, of course , due to the sources of information that it has. This is why Google Currents is a great tool, and that is because in Spain we have a localized edition where Google has been in charge of choosing the most relevant media from different fields to have first-hand information in perfect Spanish. Do not forget to look for the different publications of tuexperto.com in the Featured section to be able to follow us.
But, how can we configure our Google Currents so that it includes what interests us the most? It's easy, because the design of this application makes moving through its screens and menus intuitive. On this occasion we will tell you how to subscribe or cancel a subscription to the sources collected by Google in this application. If you prefer to add your own fonts that do not appear in your selection, we recommend that you read this other article where we tell you how to do it step by step.
First of all, be clear what our favorite media are and the areas from which we want to receive information. This will save us a lot of time in the selection. Thus, when displaying the menu from the button in the upper left corner we can press the button Add subscriptions In this way we are presented with a new screen with the reference media of the different sections In addition, we find two extra sections called Featured and Recommended with sources that could be of interest to us due to their relevance.
But, if we are clear what we want to subscribe to the best thing is to scroll through this same screen until desired sections Here we have sources of general news, lifestyle publications, business, science and technology, sports, leisure, design and others In each section appear three reference media, but the complete list of sources is much more extensive, having to click on See all to get to know it completely. Here we will be able to know all the media to which Google allows us to subscribe, being able to use the lupa to search for a specific oneAfter finding it, all you have to do is press the blue button Add so that it appears in our menu.
If we repeat this process with all the scopes and sources that we want (Google Currents does not offer subscription limits) we will have a very complete subscription menu. Also, since the Android visual redesign, it's now much easier to switch between posts and sectionsby simply sliding your finger horizontally or vertically across the screen. Although we can always access the subscriptions or library menu to quickly access from one source to another.
And what happens if we want to to stop receiving articles and news from a subscribed source? Unfortunately Google Currents does not allow us to cancel said subscription from the same menu in which we become followers.To do this we must display the menu, also display the desired section and click on Customize Here a new screen is presented with all the subscriptions of said section where we can sort the sources according to our liking, select to download the images to see them offline and, finally,cancel our subscription by pressing the X on the right side.
With this we can create a very useful source of information of everything that interests us. No subscription limits or costs to start or stop following. All this accompanied by an attractive design as a digital magazine. The Google Currents app can be downloaded for Android and for iOS via Google Play and App Store , respectively.
