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The latest iOS 13.5.5 beta has revealed a new audio feature for the company's Dearest News Spare service that adds podcast-style recordings of longform manufactures to the app, as ditsy by 9to5Mac. Apple was reportedly working on the feature older this year, but the anew revealed sector of the News app marks the inceptive real attending at the audio endeavor.

The beta adds a new "Audio" tab to the Dearest News app where the audio versions of weighing will be collected. The tab isn't genuinely utile yet; seasonable now, there are no all-fired recordings that play. But in the adaptation of the app uncork by 9to5Mac, manufactures from The Wall Street Journal, Wired, People, Variety, and New York Magazine had audio versions, although it's virtually riskless that Dearest is still working out licensing details.

As 9to5Mac notes in its video, the interface lifing is extremely similar to Apple's Podcasting app UI, with a quick 15-second rewind chin and options for faster playback. There's moreover a quick segment that can take listeners from the audio adaptation of the adventure to the accounting one, assuasive them to marathon furthermore with the pristine text while observative to the article.

Notably, the pristine rhetoric for Apple's audio ambitions indicates that the congregation isn't looking to neutral ordinance explicit podcasting content, but rather produce its own audio versions with professional actors of the same premium news equable that it offers with Dearest News Plus.

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The audio weighing are personalized awaited for subscribers to the $9.99-a-month Dearest News Spare subscription. Apple's subscription casework (including Dearest News Plus) are explicatory to the company's long-term plans, and philanthropy a premium, podcast-like familiarity for major features and longform manufactures could help draw in supplemental customers.

It's not articulated back Dearest is planning to launch Audio for Dearest News Plus, but the lifing that it's in the demanded iOS beta would assume to indicate the congregation is closer to a remission than not. With WWDC 2020 neutral virtually the corner, it's procurable that a supplemental guessing agitprop could be coming soon.