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Cara Meverden
@caramev · Founder at Subcast
@cyrusradfar That's a big question with a multi-part answer that goes beyond the Android app. However, I can share that we have a goal of surfacing content to our users that is meaningful to them, as well as enabling great content to be discovered. Recent product changes are supporting this. For example, the introduction of tags means that you can tag your s… See more

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Rajath K M
@rajath_km · Growth at HyperVerge Inc.
Medium has finally released a native Android app. It has a simplified editor packed with it. The blog post about the release is funny and worth checking out as well.
Ryan Abrams
@ryabrams · Founder, ABR Media Group
Great job @ev and the Medium team. The app looks great. You guys managed to keep the signature look and feel of Medium without sacrificing too much functionality. I look forward to continued updates to make the app even better!
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Ryan Hoover
@rrhoover · Founder, Product Hunt
Nice work, @caramev. 👏 The iOS app launched about a year ago and I'm sure you and the team have learned a lot from it. What's different between the iOS and Android versions (if anything)? Is there any Android specific functionality in the app?
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Cara Meverden
@caramev · Founder at Subcast
Thanks @rrhoover! The most obvious differences between the Android an iOS apps at the moment involve material design decisions. We've embraced a lot of the conventions like tabbed navigation, cards, hamburger menu, and FABs. Feature wise, the Android app launched with Google sign in since we knew that would be the easiest thing for Android users. We are al… See more
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Cara Meverden
@caramev · Founder at Subcast
@cyrusradfar That's a big question with a multi-part answer that goes beyond the Android app. However, I can share that we have a goal of surfacing content to our users that is meaningful to them, as well as enabling great content to be discovered. Recent product changes are supporting this. For example, the introduction of tags means that you can tag your s… See more