The most impressive feature is personalizing your news feed. If you don’t want to see every story you can select a specific section of articles ranging from business, politics, technology, and many others. This will cause stories to appear in a simple list with just the headline, source, and possibly an icon sized image. You can disable the visual story feed if you become tired of it. The mobile Yahoo! app has many great options for customization. Thankfully the page will snap slowly during this, allowing you to easily cancel the motion.

If you’re using a Yahoo ID, you can either add topics as favorites or remove them from your feed.Ī slight annoyance is that if you scroll too far down, you will be taken to the next related story without a way to quickly return to the previous story. Related topics show up at the bottom of the article. By default Facebook and Gmail are options, but the app will search for other installed apps such as Google Drive or Google+. In the upper right-hand corner is a button to quickly share stories. This often includes an image or video at the top, the news source, and when the story was posted. Tapping on the 'Read more' option will take you to the full article. In some cases a stock image is provided, which can be confusing when it has nothing to do with the headline. Many stories also include a summary provided by Yahoo! and a related image from the article. The dislike option will allow you dislike topics or remove stories from your feed. Each story includes the title, source, a link to read more, and a drop down menu to dislike or share (via Gmail, Facebook, or Bluetooth services). The feed can include stories from sources such as Reuters, Access Hollywood, ABC, Healthy Living, and more. The main feature of the mobile app is the Yahoo! News feed.

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