Medium gets updated to version 2.0 with better navigation and new features
Medium for Android has been updated to version 2.0, and it’s brought tons of new functionality with it. The interface has been tweaked for significantly easier navigation, and it’s picked up a Material Design-inspied action button to quickly move through the application.
One of the biggest new features is the Explore section of Medium, which creates an endless stream of relevant stories and information for you to look through. The stories in this section change daily, and include a few different categories including trending tags, debut authors, 5-minute reads, and the classic top stories on Medium.
Medium will allow you to highlight and leave comments on different sections of an article, and from that comment others can participate in a discussion about whatever it is you’ve struck up a conversation about. Authors can even recommend specific responses for others to read first.
The 2.0 update brings a few other useful things, too, including notifications, support for all devices on Android 4.1 and up, and a new logo and fonts. If you enjoy using Medium, you’re definitely going to want to grab this update.
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