Google introduced application for reading magazines on internet

Google introduced the application for reading magazines for smartphones and tablet PCs designed for Android or Apple software. California Internet giant for this project collaborated with more than 150 publishers to launch on Google Currents. The application is built in Google + social network that tries to take the place of internet giant.

\"Content is optimized for smart phones and tablets, which allows intuitive navigation between words, images and video on screens big or small whether you\'re online\" - says product manager Musi Shore and chief technician Sami Shalabi.

Users may download the application and subscribe to publications like Forbes, The Atlantic, ABC News, The Guardian and Al-Jazeera English.

Shalabi and Shore say the extensive and high quality content they need a big audience and for that reason Google Currents is inserted into Google +.

However, engineers and designers of Google + are working hard to return the users of its network because the number of users is declining.