Fluent Mobile (a mobile content organization and delivery company) has debuted premium features available via in-app-purchase for Fluent News. The new premium features enable news readers to create their own personalized mobile newspaper by filtering out unwanted news sources and “promoting” their favorites to greater prominence. Additionally, they can create unlimited custom news sections on any topic, and eliminate banner ads in section lists.
With today’s release, Fluent News readers can create their own personal mobile newspapers by selecting “favorite” news sources. This will bring those news outlets to greater prominence throughout Fluent News’ 13 sections. Fluent News’ content relevancy algorithms will still organize and prioritize the most important stories, but preference will be given to each reader’s favorite outlets. Conversely, users can hide news outlets that are of less interest. Users without premium access get limited use of this feature; they can promote one source and disable one source.
Check out the demo video below:
The new version of Fluent News is available free of charge for iPhone and iPod touch users on the Apple App Store.
Fluent Mobile (a mobile content organization and delivery company) has debuted premium features available via in-app-purchase for Fluent News. The new premium features enable news readers to create their own personalized mobile newspaper by filtering out unwanted news sources and “promoting” their favorites to greater prominence. Additionally, they can create unlimited custom news sections on any topic, and eliminate banner ads in section lists.
With today’s release, Fluent News readers can create their own personal mobile newspapers by selecting “favorite” news sources. This will bring those news outlets to greater prominence throughout Fluent News’ 13 sections. Fluent News’ content relevancy algorithms will still organize and prioritize the most important stories, but preference will be given to each reader’s favorite outlets. Conversely, users can hide news outlets that are of less interest. Users without premium access get limited use of this feature; they can promote one source and disable one source.
The new version of Fluent News is available free of charge for iPhone and iPod touch users on the Apple App Store.