Offline Browsing Comes to iOS 17.5 News App

Apple introduces Offline Browsing with iOS 17.5 News App: News+ Subscribers- Customizable Reading Experience

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No Internet? No Problem!

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Your News, Your Way

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According to 9to5mac.com, during testing of the iOS 17.5 beta, the News app was able to provide a significant number of offline articles, even without an internet connection.

This feature is especially beneficial for News+ subscribers, allowing them to browse the Today and News+ tabs of the News app even when offline.

Automatic Downloads

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However, the efficiency of iOS downloading articles as you go for constant reading may vary. Experience the future of news consumption with iOS 17.5.

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