Google News - News aggregator & reader

Welcome to Google News

Tired of sifting through a sea of boring headlines to find the juiciest stories? Look no further! We've got your back with a nifty little app that serves up the freshest news faster than you can say "extra, extra!" Get ready to be informed, entertained, and possibly even outraged (in a good way, of course). So sit back, relax, and let us do the heavy lifting while you stay ahead of the curve. With our app, you'll be the smartest cookie at the water cooler in no time. Happy reading! Stay informed and entertained with a twist of humor.

What can you get from Google News?

- Your Briefing: A personalized feed keeping you updated on all the latest stories that matter to you.

- Local News: Dive into stories happening in your community and multiple locations of interest.

- Full Coverage: Explore a story from various perspectives and in-depth coverage sources.

- Stories for You: Enjoy news tailored to your interests by following specific topics and sources.

- Access from Any Device: Stay connected on any phone, with or without a strong connection.

Pair your mobile app with the Desktop website to seamlessly switch devices and never miss a beat.

Turn off video autoplay in the Google News feed

Google News autoplays video content on the news page, which can get distracting. You can turn it off or keep autoplay activated on Wi-Fi only.

1. Open News settings in Google News (check the steps in the first section).

2. Scroll down and tap Autoplay videos.

3. Select the radio button beside Wi-Fi only or Disabled.

Check full coverage of a story

If you want to catch full coverage by leading media houses on a specific news story, you can easily do so on Google News.

1. Start reading any story in Google News.

2. Tap the Full Coverage option.

3. Google News brings the same story from other media sources to read.

4. Alternatively, tap the Google News icon beside a news story to read the full coverage, so there's no need to open the story first.

Follow topics and save stories

Your routine may revolve around busy mornings, and you might not have adequate time to catch all the important stories first thing in the day. You can save news articles or topics that you wish to read at a later time.

1. Open a news story in Google News.

2. Tap the Save icon at the bottom (it looks like a ribbon).

3. Go back to the home screen and open the Following tab.

4. Scroll down to check your saved stories in chronological order.