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新加坡联合早报 is the mobile app of Lianhe Zaobao, the Chinese-language flagship of SPH Media, which is based in Singapore. It is written for readers who want Chinese-language news with a Singapore base, covering the city-state, the region and the wider world.
The publisher describes the app as a way to read the same reporting that appears in the newspaper and its digital platforms, now with video, audio and live formats added. It suits people who follow Singapore and Asian affairs in Chinese, whether they read every day or dip in for particular topics.
The build we hold is 新加坡联合早报 7.1.7 (APK) for Android 6.0 and up.
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Articles cover Singapore, international news, Southeast Asia, China, finance, sports, culture and entertainment. The listing says the content is updated in real time through the day, so the front page changes as stories come in.
Because the sections are split by region and by subject, a reader can go straight to, for example, Southeast Asian developments or the finance pages without working through the whole feed.
Beyond straight reporting, the app carries current affairs commentary. The developer says these pieces examine geopolitical rivalry, the course of regional situations and social and livelihood issues in the news.
This is the part of the app aimed at readers who want analysis and context behind the headlines, rather than only the facts of an event.
The app adds multimedia alongside its articles. The listing names short and long videos, podcasts, interactive news pieces and live coverage of events.
For someone who would rather listen or watch than read, the podcasts and video are the main alternative to the written text. The live coverage is for events as they happen rather than afterwards.
The app lets readers change the order of sections, save articles with a single tap, and adjust the font size. These controls are meant to make the reading layout match the reader's habits and eyesight.
Push notifications deliver news alerts to the device. A reader who wants to know about breaking stories without opening the app can rely on these alerts, and can use the saved-article list to return to pieces they want to finish later.