TechNews — Tech news and RSS for Android
TechNews is the Android edition of TechNewsAI, bringing RSS and Atom feeds and Hacker News into a readable layout for phones, tablets and foldables. Save articles for later, and unlock on-device AI summaries, morning briefs and listening with a one-time Pro upgrade.
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Start with today’s headlinesSee stories from your sources together, with an optional morning brief at the top.
Choose what you followPaste a feed address or a site name, then switch sources on or off.
Read without the clutterOpen a story in reader view, then listen, save, share or open the original page.Select a screenshot to view it full size.
No account. Library stays on device. One-time upgrade.
- Start free
- Read one feed, save articles for later and adjust your reading typography.
- One-time TechNews Pro
- Unlock additional feeds, on-device AI summaries, headline gists, morning briefs, listening, keyword filters, OPML import and export, and the headlines widget. There is no subscription.
Also available for iOS: TechNewsAI
Questions
How is TechNews related to TechNewsAI?
TechNews is the Android edition of TechNewsAI for iPhone and iPad. Both bring your feeds and Hacker News into one reading list, but the Android app has its own features, purchase and privacy policy. AI features on Android use a downloaded on-device model rather than Apple Intelligence.
What is free, and what does Pro unlock?
The free app lets you read one feed, save articles and adjust reading typography. A one-time TechNews Pro purchase through Google Play adds more feeds, on-device AI summaries, headline gists, morning briefs, listening, keyword filters, OPML import and export, and the headlines widget. There is no subscription.
How do AI features and my reading data work?
Pro AI runs on your device after an optional model download of about 2.6 GB over Wi-Fi; a compatible device and enough free storage are required, and summaries can be inaccurate. TechNews has no ads and no account, and your library stays on your device. The app connects directly to the feeds and sites you read; publisher pages you open in the app may show their own ads or collect information under their own policies.
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