The engine opens its books. • "What the app has learned" (Settings → Data & Privacy): the engine's real progress, unvarnished — its maturity in four stages, your sources and topics with their exact confidence state, your reading habits, and what the app does NOT learn. Every gauge is a real engine value; nothing leaves your device. • Milestones that reward noise avoided, never volume: articles skipped without reading, deals kept out of your feed, source types connected, topics followed, groupings reported. Quiet recognition — no notifications, no streak to keep alive. • "This article doesn't belong here": a long press inside a topic removes the intruder on the spot (undoable), and it stays out on later passes. • Deals in their place: promotional articles get their own badge, leave Today's Summary, topics and For You, and hide behind a switch in the RSS tab. Deals you saved stay visible. • Your newsletters live in folders that actually open: a category opens on tap, its newsletters too, and "New category" waits at the bottom of the list. • YouTube starts fullscreen, right away — and if a channel forbids embedded playback, the YouTube page opens by itself. • The engine now understands Chinese: search matches by word, and Chinese articles covering the same event group together. • Diagnostics: the reports the system writes about the app, on YOUR device — readable, shareable with an explicit gesture. Nothing leaves without you. • Launch no longer waits: For You content AND Today's Summary appear immediately, even while the app refreshes in the background (26.7 seconds measured before in that case, 3.0 today). • An RSS article opens on content, never on a grey screen: its description shows on tap, the full text takes over. • In dark mode, a newsletter's body renders on paper white, exactly as its publisher designed it — perfect fidelity over approximate reinvention. • Already-read articles no longer come back from the dead (an iCloud sync was re-importing them), and the RSS tab stays smooth across thousands of articles. • Crashes when the phone sleeps: fixed at the root (database journal flattened, execution grace extended to every backgrounding). Not one crash since, and disk writes divided by 3.4. • Also: a heavily-read feed is no longer muzzled by a few "Not interested", card dates speak your language everywhere, and scrolling stays smooth during syncs.

Your topics just got a lot smarter. • Semantic analysis is finally live: articles now group by MEANING, not just shared words — with a status indicator in Settings. • An on-device AI editor reviews every featured topic: intruders are removed, false groupings lose their spot — everything stays on your device. • Topics get real topic headlines: the on-device AI writes a neutral label naming the event, instead of borrowing one article's title. • "Your week in review": every Sunday in For You, the most-covered topics across your sources and your most-read newsletters. • Your newsletters are ready to read — even offline: images preloaded, plus an early-morning pass that fetches dawn editions while your phone charges. • Rename your RSS feeds: the new name applies everywhere, including articles already fetched, and your reading habits carry over. • Clean up big lists with a long press: "Mark Read Above / Below", undoable in one tap. • A "Back to top" button appears once you've scrolled deep — in every tab, source feeds and topic dossiers. • Newsletter reading: wide email layouts no longer get clipped, and half-declared designs stay readable in both light and dark mode. • On flaky networks (trains, slow wifi), reading stays smooth: preloaded images show instantly, the rest no longer hang. • Plus plenty of stability: safer taps on cards, rendering fixes, better-bounded background analysis.

Sharper topics — and six deep fixes. • "For You" topics: article grouping now understands headline grammar. Only NOUNS link articles — never filler words ("finally", "billions"), feed section labels, or one outlet's headline tics. Each topic is titled by its most central article, and genuine long-running stories stay whole. • Cross-newsroom convergence is the real signal again: a topic is born from overlapping articles across different sources, not one outlet's house style. • Settings → Data & Privacy: the "Semantic analysis (topics)" status is now displayed (active / unavailable). • Morning notification: it tells you what moved. The 3 topics are picked from your unread items of the last 48 hours — the same signal as the on-screen "Daily Summary" — and an unchanged topic keeps its wording from one day to the next. No more identical topics for two weeks. • Unreadable newsletters: some dark-designed emails rendered half-applied (light text on a light background). An email now displays with ITS design in full — the share PDF too. • A read article no longer resurrects as unread: automatic cleanup relies on the reading date (not the publication date) and remembers what it removed. • iPhone + iPad: read/unread state now converges reliably across your devices — iCloud duplicates elect the same survivor everywhere, and the reading date travels with it. • "Force sync" tells the truth: the displayed state follows real iCloud events — it may show "pending", and that's the reality. • Nightly maintenance: if iOS interrupts it, it stops cleanly and saves the work already done.

A fix release — stability and comfort. • No more hard closes: at launch with large libraries, during pull-to-refresh, and in the background — three root causes fixed (heavy computations moved off the interface, the topic-grouping AI is priority-capped, nightly maintenance spreads out instead of sprinting). • Newsletter links: every link opens on the first tap — no more empty reader that required a long-press. • Landing on "Unread": every launch opens all four tabs on "Unread" ("Unwatched" for YouTube), and a source's feed too. • Your settings follow your devices via iCloud: the chosen Gmail folder, each feed's "Open on the website" setting, and feeds added twice on two devices finally merge. • iCloud sync: if it is unavailable on a device, Settings → Data & Privacy now says so clearly instead of showing "Automatic". • Morning notification: all 3 topics fit entirely in the lock-screen banner — one line per topic. • Reddit feeds: updated in rotation, within their rate limit — no more errors. • Vision Pro: YouTube videos finally play, in the built-in reader, just like on iPhone. • Newsletter category: it carries a "›" chevron and a tap filters the list — no more opening an article by surprise. • Battery and storage: overnight heat eliminated, disk writes drastically reduced.

The biggest TechnoDaily update since launch. NEW - Morning Brief: a notification every morning at the time you choose. "3 topics this morning," built from the topics several of your sources are covering. - Tracked topics: follow a subject and TechnoDaily builds a living dossier. A "what changed" summary (on-device), a day-by-day timeline, a cue when coverage spikes, and one-tap sharing. - Instant search: find any article, newsletter or video already on your device. Titles and full text, even offline. - Daily digest by topic: articles that several sources cover at the same time are grouped and summarized in two sentences by Apple Intelligence, on-device (requires an Apple Intelligence-compatible device). - Reddit: add Reddit threads to your sources. - Redesigned onboarding: a clearer flow and a selection of trusted feeds matched to your language, so your very first brief is already full. IMPROVED - New design (light and dark themes), more readable and more spacious. - "Saved" and "Read later" finally together in For You, across every source. - A source's feed in one tap: touch a sender, site or channel to open all its content. - "Refine" panel everywhere: sort, sources and categories in one panel, across all four tabs. - YouTube videos in the app: they open in the built-in player, without leaving TechnoDaily. - Text size followed everywhere (Dynamic Type), including article reading. - Stronger accessibility: WCAG-compliant contrast, "Reduce Transparency" support, VoiceOver. - Annual free trial extended to 14 days. Still privacy by design: your content and your reading never leave your device. No profile, no tracking, no ads. You can choose to share anonymous, aggregated usage statistics, never your content.

Improvements - **Vision Pro**: redesigned reading — articles and newsletters now appear on a clean "paper" surface that stays readable even in bright light; the redundant "Focus Reading" button was removed. - **Vision Pro**: **look to scroll** — articles and newsletters now scroll simply by looking at them. - **Startup**: you land straight in "For You" with a discreet "updating your content" banner — no more blocking loading screen. Fixes - **Vision Pro**: article text is no longer **unreadable** (no more washed-out grey) and **formatting is restored** — paragraphs, line breaks and images back in place. - **Vision Pro**: **images inside RSS articles** show up again. - **Newsletters**: the Gmail folder picker is no longer empty — your **inbox** and **Gmail categories** are offered alongside your labels, and a clear message appears if loading fails. - **Newsletter thumbnails**: better preview image — no more tracking pixels or tiny logos; the largest content image is chosen. - **Links**: some links in RSS articles opened a **blank page** — fixed. - **Categories**: more reliable multi-device sync (a category is no longer lost when duplicate feeds are merged) and you can no longer **create the same category twice** (regardless of case or spacing).

Improvements - iCloud sync for your categories and personalization ("learning your tastes") across all your devices. - Faster startup: the update screen now appears only on the very first launch; later opens go straight to For You. - Settings: simplified "Focus Mode" — time-of-day content adaptation stays on, with nothing to configure. Fixes - AI summaries are now always in the app's language. - Some newsletter links opened a blank page — fixed. - Newsletter thumbnails now show a real preview image (no more logos or invisible pixels). - RSS: marking a feed as read no longer marks the whole category. - Duplicate categories (same name, any case) are now merged automatically. - Vision Pro: images now load in articles, and newsletter folder selection works.

New • Newsletters: a new Share / Print button creates a faithful PDF (layout and images) and opens the share sheet (Print, Mail, Files…). Fixed • iPad: swiping on the Newsletters, RSS and For You lists works again — actions no longer show up as duplicates. • Newsletters: the preview image now appears in thumbnails instead of an empty background. • For You: the "TechnoDaily is learning your tastes" bar now actually fills up as you use the app (it used to stay stuck at 20%).