Google News Minimal from today: Google today unveiled a new look for its News. The redesign is modern, free from any "clutter." Emphasizes what you are looking for when browsing through dozens of news stories.
According to Google for Google News:
"To make the news more accessible and easier to navigate, we've redesigned the desktop site with a new focus on events, different perspectives and more control for users."
Watching it news stream, you will easily find the scanned content.
The Google Story Card format allows users to quickly locate key information such as news source, title and publishing time.
Story cards also allow users to view the different perspectives of the same story, Encourage readers to gain a more in-depth view of the subject.
And if you look at the top of the page, you will see a new navigation bar for "Headlines" or "News Headlines", "Local" and "For You" or "For You".
"Local" is exactly what it sounds like and will show you tabs with stories locally. There is also "For You", a feature that adjusts the flow of news based on your interests.
The icing on the cake is the Fact Check block, a new service on the platform. The new service makes it much easier to judge the credibility of a story. The "disease" of the media has been known lately with the spread of fake news.
This feature is only available to US readers for the time being, but Google plans to develop it slowly globally. Until then you will be able to cross the news you read and share with your friends.
You can also check your new Google News UI from the link below:
