React Native Paper vs AI News

An example application of React Native Paper library. It shows available components and allows trying them out.

Know what changed in AI without checking a dozen sites. AI News brings official AI sources into one readable feed: model launches, API changelogs, release notes, deprecations, service status and posts from the people building the tools. Every item shows where it came from and links to the original. • One feed for official blogs and changelogs, GitHub releases, Hugging Face model listings, status pages, Hacker News and selected X accounts. • Labels on each update: new model, release, API update, deprecation, pricing & limits, incident. • Key changes: deprecations and pricing changes together in one view. • Read in the app with adjustable text size, plus images and video when the source provides them. • Follow the sources you want, filter by company, find unread items and save articles for later. • Optional notifications for the sources you follow that say what happened, not just that something did. • A multilingual interface. Translate articles on your device and switch back to the original to compare. No AI News account is needed to read, purchase or restore. The app is free with ads. Optional monthly and yearly auto-renewable subscriptions remove ads while active. Purchase with your App Store account and restore with the same account after reinstalling or changing devices. News, source following and notifications remain free. Your storefront's full local price appears before you confirm. Subscriptions renew until cancelled in App Store subscription settings. Deleting AI News data does not cancel your subscription. Public sources are checked every 5 to 60 minutes, depending on the source. X updates depend on provider events and limits. Some catalog sources may not have syncing enabled yet; their status is shown in Following. We cannot guarantee every post or an instant notification. Article translation uses Apple Translation on iOS 18 or later with a supported language pair; original articles remain readable on iOS 16–17. First use may download a language model after you agree. Automatic translations can contain errors; compare with the original source. AI News is independent of the publishers and authors it shows. Some content is available only as an excerpt or on the original page; translation does not unlock that content. Support: thedat08101999@gmail.com Privacy: https://ai-news-api-ag5djvjkdq-as.a.run.app/privacy Terms: https://ai-news-api-ag5djvjkdq-as.a.run.app/terms Apple Standard EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/