TechnoDaily 2.5.1 cleans up article reading and fixes the Mac app. • Articles extracted from websites no longer keep the page's gadgets: share buttons, audio player, "Topics", skip-ad links, follow-us prompts. The text is complete from the first word to the last, for already stored articles too. • The header photo no longer appears a second time at the top of the article. • Mac: the website page, opened from an article, has its bar: Close, Reader / Web, Share, Open in Safari. • Mac: the Article menu acts on the article on screen, including one opened from a source or a folder. • For You, badges, the widget and lists no longer write anything to device storage at each load, and show up faster. • No more sudden Apple Intelligence quit when two updates follow each other closely, and no more termination by the system when iOS launches the app in the background. If TechnoDaily is useful to you, an App Store rating helps an independent app.

TechnoDaily 2.5 speaks Japanese, comes to the Mac and is ready for iPhone Duo. • New: 3 days of full access, with no purchase and no commitment, before you choose the subscription or the lifetime purchase. • New: the Mac app, with a menu bar, ⌘1 to ⌘4 shortcuts and a separate article window. One purchase for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Vision Pro. • Japanese becomes the fifth language of the app, the widget, notifications and summaries, with 20 Japanese sources to get started. • For You: at most 30 reads at a time, from the last 48 hours, in three groups. The tab badge counts that selection, never the volume. • For You follows what you read lately: a habit you drop fades away gradually. • Daily Brief: tap it to open each topic with its articles. Along with the morning notification, it now draws on several folders when several of them have news. • Four tabs: For You, Sources, Saved, Search. Settings live behind the gear. • Siri, Shortcuts and Spotlight, and a widget that can follow a topic. • Entity pages: the people and organizations in a topic, over seven days. • "Exclude from brief": a topic leaves the Daily Brief on all your devices. • YouTube: all your subscribed channels, up to 100; Shorts stay out unless you want them. • Optimized for iPhone Duo: closed, your list; open, the list and the article side by side, as on iPad and on large iPhones in landscape. • An article read on one device no longer comes back unread on another. If TechnoDaily is useful to you, a rating on the App Store helps an independent app.

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%).