How to get started with Apple News, iOS 9's Newsstand replacement<article>
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Like Facebook and Snapchat, Apple has partnered with news publishers to deliver a beautiful and fast-loading editorial experience on its home turf: iOS devices.</p><p>
Apple News is a brand-new native app that
officially launched with iOS 9 and replaces Newsstand. Similar to Flipboard, News uses RSS feeds to pull together stories from different publishers in a magazine-style layout. News, however, doesn’t have Flipboard’s built-in social capabilities, like incorporating a feed of just links shared by your Twitter network.</p><p>
Previously, iOS devices had a Newsstand folder that served as a hub for newspaper and magazine apps. Newsstand is gone in iOS 9—while all of your Newsstand apps are still there, and any newspaper or magazine subscriptions remain active, the apps are placed in a regular (read: deleteable) folder instead.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2984560/ios/how-to-get-started-with-apple-news-ios-9s-newsstand-replacement.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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How to get started with Apple News, iOS 9's Newsstand replacement
