8 Best Tech News Apps For Android

We touched on everything from how OEMs are facilitating app discovery away from crowded app stores to how 2023 is the year AI goes totally mainstream. In short, their predictions make me think we are only now entering the golden age of mobile. It sources its news from itself and hundreds of local and nationwide sources.

Google News is accessible to anyone and is free to use with your Google account. The developer, Innovatestl CNET Media, Inc., indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy. Between these five apps, you will cover all the facets of the industry in great detail.

Has Bluesky had any controversies?

Below, we’ve compiled the answers to some of the most common questions users have about Bluesky. And if you’ve made the switch, you can follow TechCrunch here as well as our team with our Starter Pack. Looking forward, though, the list takes on a different quality — it’s an eerie snapshot of calm before a storm. In 2025, there’s a chance it, and the industry it represents, will get thoroughly and unpredictably scrambled in ways they haven’t in years.

A few years ago, I suspect Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, and others would have dominated this list, and now, they’re basically absent. Granted, the Installerverse isn’t the world, but still! For the first time, my editor prevented me from doing that critical job. As a person who has tried too many times to copy links to highlighted text in PDFs only to be disappointed, I’m thrilled. However, the launch of federation will make it work more similarly to Mastodon in that users can pick and choose which servers to join and move their accounts around at will.

More from TechCrunch

It will show you a list of topics like tech, health, fashion, sports, etc. Choose tech and Feedly will automatically add a number of relevant and reputable sources in a separate folder. This Japanese-based news aggregator uses machine learning to find top stories for its app. It’s been popular in Japan and the U.S. for many years, with a focus on news from those two countries. Partnerships with select news outlets are also featured on the platform, and there’s a special sections with live coverage, such as for the 2020 U.S. presidential election.

An awesome Android audio upgrade

When you sign up for inkl, you’ll get a Read First article and intro series that introduces new users to the app—which I thought was a nice touch. You can have the Morning Edition delivered to your inbox every day, and if you’re tired of doom and gloom, the app offers a Good News section where you can peruse only positive stories. You can also customize your home tab, choosing between For You and Explore. And Dive Deeper sections appear at the end of many articles, inviting you to read more articles related to the topic from a variety of sources.