Bon App-etit

June 30, 2018 01:55 pm | Updated 01:55 pm IST

Today, in the 21st century known as The Information Age, staying up-to-date about what’s happening around us is crucial as it gives us an insight into where the world is headed and how local, national and international events could impact us. Here are some apps that will help you stay updated.

SmartNews

It is important to be aware of global affairs as it enables one to gain a broader perspective. According to this app’s description, it is used by people in over 100 countries. It collates news from various agencies such as Reuters, Associated Press, Wired, among others, to provide readers information on diverse topics and perspectives. You can also choose which news sources you prefer and read articles based on different categories such as sports, business, world, lifestyle, tech, and so on. ( http://bit.ly/2lFMouU )

Google News

Why search for news on Google when you can get it delivered directly to your mobile? Based on one’s interest, this app provides regular updates to users and comprises top five local, national and world news stories that you should be aware of. You can also get the in-depth coverage of specific topics to comprehensively understand their context. Google tries to ensure that the content is sourced from a diverse set of credible publishers so that you have access to relevant quality information. ( http://bit.ly/2KoOFbZ )

Inshorts

If you don’t have the time or patience to go through lengthy news articles, this app is perfect for you. It selects the latest and most relevant news from national and international sources and presents them in about a maximum of 60 words. All the articles comprise a headline and a summary of the essential facts. You can choose from various categories such as my feed, all news, top stories, trending stories, and so on. It also features a night mode. ( http://bit.ly/2KdYUAS )

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