Right now, Apple News It is being progressively updated to add some improvements. This time around, these enhancements focus on publishers and their content in an attempt to make it easier for those providing the content to see Apple News as a useful alternative. With the new update in the Apple News format, the articles will offer us more information, including components such as Place & Maps that will allow the new articles to show important areas of the story, with "Pushpins" and Points of Interest.
On the other hand, now the publishers can choose their own banner for it to show up on your channels. Until now, what we saw in our favorites was a general image of the publication, that in the best of cases since there were some that only showed the image of one of the last published articles. With this change, Apple News will be more attractive, but its use will remain as before.
Apple News updates with improvements for publishers
As we have mentioned before, the update, which also includes some more improvements also for publishers, is being sent via OTA and is reaching more and more users. But those of us in a country outside the United States will still have to wait to use Apple's news application. Apple News was released now 11 months ago, at WWDC 2015, and many of us thought we could stop using apps like Flipboard to start using a native one, but we are still waiting.
As an application that allows you to add news pages from Safari, I think Tim Cook and his team are wrong by not allowing the use of Apple News in other countries, since, for example, in Spain we could use it as a much more attractive RSS application than the that is in the App Store. The good thing about having to wait is that, when it arrives in our country, the application will be much more polished. Every cloud has a silver lining.
