App Shopper: Courant.com Connecticut News (News)

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Courant.com Connecticut News

iOS iPhone

The Courant.com app brings you the latest Connecticut and local news, weather, events, sports, business, UConn Huskies news and much more, powered by the Hartford Courant and FOX CT.

* See What You Want, When You Want It *

When you open up the Courant.com Connecticut News iPhone app, content is made available to you by section. But what if you’re not interested in Sports or World News? What if you want Business News to show first? Simply go into the Settings screen and choose 'Reorder section.' Here you can reorder and turn off sections as you wish while always having the option to change them again later.

* Keep Your Favorites Forever *

Find a great story you want to come back to later? See an amazing photo you want to view again? With the Courant.com Connecticut News iPhone app, keeping your favorite contest easily accessible is a click away. Once your content is saved, it's on your app until you take it off.

*Share With Friends & Family*

The Courant.com Connecticut News iPhone app has built-in sharing with today’s most popular social media platforms (Facebook and Twitter) and also allows you to access your address book and share content via e-mail.

* Take Us Everywhere You Go *

Many apps fail when a network isn’t available. The Courant.com Connecticut News iPhone app was designed for people who sometimes go where their network signal doesn't. While you won’t get the latest news when a connection isn’t available, you will have the most recently downloaded information in the app and all your saved content.

* Great Photography Ahead *

The Courant.com Connecticut News iPhone app highlights our award-winning photography in a custom built galleries area. You can browse photo galleries by section, then get a glimpse at dozens of collections before you open a slideshow.