How to use Google Currents app to get bulletins straight to your phone that consist of the news you want to read only.

Google Currents is a fantastic way of getting bulletins delivered straight to your phone that consist only of the news you want to read. These are then made available for offline access, so you can read them whenever and wherever you want. Setting up new subscriptions is easy as there are plenty of
suggestions and, of course, the option to search for whatever content you want.

But if you really want to get the app firing on all cylinders on your behalf then it is worth exploring the app settings and ticking the boxes that best suit your situation. We will guide you through the key factors to take into account here. with our self google tricks we will show you how to save stories so that you can read them later at your own convenience, as well as how to delete them once you have had the chance to catch up on your Currents. read: How to Use google Chrome as your desktop to pin and access all your important web apps and sites

Make Currents work better for you

1: Go to Settings: While in the Google Currents app, tap on the menu icon in the top right corner of the interface and then choose the Settings option.

2: Hide read articles: Scroll down the list of settings and be sure to activate the option to ‘Hide
articles I’ve already read’ to save time and space on your device.

3: Set sync options: It is a good idea to enable Currents to sync over Wi-Fi only, to avoid
incurring any additional data roaming charges when you’re out and about.

4: Pin images: You can pin images for offline reading by going back to the main screen and then tapping on Customise under your Feeds list.