“The Associated Press Advancing the Power of Facts”
“Breaking news Get the facts”
“Your notifications, your way”
“Save and share what matters most”
“Discover everything in one place”
“Galleries Scroll through the details”
“Dark mode”
“Customize your reading experience”
“Accessiblility Make the right changes”
A closer look at the screenshots
The AP brand appears with a specific breaking-news headline, placing the slogan beside reporting.
Related photographs accompany a main news story, giving the event more than one visual entry point.
Section-by-section notification switches show the scope of alert selection.
Large circles point to the toolbar's save and share icons, enlarging the importance of small controls.
A section list includes Fact Check, Climate, Health, and Science, exposing the range of reporting categories.
A numbered photo gallery shows its position within a sequence of flood photographs.
Light and dark article views are stacked, letting the theme difference appear through direct contrast.
Font-size sliders sit beside a text preview, showing a control and its immediate visual effect.
A settings list makes controls the final subject of the screenshot set.
About this app
Stay informed with breaking news, local news and trending world headlines directly from the world's definitive source for news. Available for free on the iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch, AP News by The Associated Press features a personalized experience containing: * A feed with developing stories from your followed topics. * Customized news alerts tailored to your interests. * Curated content hubs for deeper insights into major world news events and story lines. * Award-winning photos, videos and articles from around the world.
Headlines in this set
9 screenshots · 9 with a headline
“The Associated Press Advancing the Power of Facts”
The organisation name introduces the source before the slogan states its focus on facts.
“Breaking news Get the facts”
“Get the facts” turns the breaking-news label into a direct reading prompt.
“Your notifications, your way”
Repeating “your” makes control over notifications the centre of the line.
“Save and share what matters most”
The paired verbs explain the two toolbar actions and connect them to stories the reader values.
“Discover everything in one place”
“One place” gives discovery a single destination, while “everything” keeps the scope broad.
“Galleries Scroll through the details”
“Scroll through” describes the gallery interaction rather than only naming a photo feature.
“Dark mode”
The short label identifies the visual change without competing with the comparison.
“Customize your reading experience”
“Reading experience” groups display choices around the reader's use of the article.
“Accessiblility Make the right changes”
The headline introduces accessibility settings, but the visible spelling “Accessiblility” needs correction.
How News sets are usually built
Most News apps feature-per-slide, with text-top-device-bottom (78% of sets, 89% of screens).