Publishers could also associate their account with Google Analytics in order to increase their awareness of consumers’ content preferences, device use, and geographic distribution. Google Currents Producer was a web-based self-publishing platform released along with Currents through which publishers could customize the presentation of their content on Currents.

Currents also worked offline and offered Google+ integration. Content was optimized for smartphones and tablets, allowing users to intuitively navigate between words, pictures and videos on both large and small screens. Google partnered with more than 150 publishers in order to provide electronic access to full-length magazine articles. Google released Currents in December 2011 and discontinued it in November 2013 when it introduced Google Play Newsstand, which combined the features of Currents and Google Play Magazines into a single product. Google Currents was an app developed by Google that provided subscribers with electronic access to full-length magazine articles. For the communication tool, see Google Currents (2019–present). And, why we choose the following productivity tools. This is why a lot of the data will be stored in the cloud. The apps are focused more on performing via the Google Chrome browser. Chromebook devices run the specific Chrome OS, a Linux-based operating system.

This article is about the defunct magazine app. Best productivity apps for the Chromebook.

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