• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer
Android Infotech

Android Infotech

Android Tips, News, Guide, Tutorials

  • Firmware
  • Knowledge
  • News
  • Root
  • Tutorial
  • Applications
  • Opinion
  • Tools
You are here: Home / Knowledge / We can Customize Google Discover simply with the new Heart Button

We can Customize Google Discover simply with the new Heart Button

Updated On: 3 weeks ago by Selva Ganesh Leave a Comment

Most of the mobile manufacturers begin to adapt to Google Discover feed because of its good customization technologies. Most of the time, you will receive news about what you love and what information you want to know frequently. Instead of manually customizing the feed like other apps, Based on your search when you log in with your Google Account, Google Discover will suggest the best-related content. Also, Google gives you options to customize manually. But you feel it is a time consuming to adjusting the terms every time. Google Discover now added a new button. We can Customize Google Discover simply with the new Heart Button. When you find the content is useful, then you can hit the heart button. The feed will show related content based on your interest.
Google Discover Feed Heart Icon in Mobile

What is Google Discover?

Google Discover is a simple feed page that can suggest you the articles and news based on your  Interests. Most of the time, it won’t suggest irrelevant content. Also, the process is Automatic. Unlike other third-party feeds, you don’t have to add every website feed URL or Website name manually. Also, Gooogle gives some options like Interested and Not Interested based on the terms. When you hit Interested, It can show that kind of posts regularly. Alternatively, the Not Interested option will avoid the articles with those terms and websites.

Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge 512GB Titanium Silver starting from $10/mo from official Samsung online store.
Shop Now

New Heart Button in Google Discover

Google Discover Feed Heart Button Available

Google always love to experiment with new things. Google recently added a new Heart Button to customize your Google Discover feed. Instead of optimizing with Interested and Not Interested options every time, You can hit the Heart button. When you hit more Heart Button on the same topic or website, you will receive the article updates more often and in the top order. The option is not new; Google already tests this feature with some users. Now it is widely available for everyone. To get this new feature, Update your Google app to a recent version.

Trending⚡-  Asus ROG Phone 6 and 6 Pro Specs, Availability, and All Countries Price Range

How to enable Google Discover on the Android mobile Home Page?

Most of the time, Google Discover enabled on your Home screen. You can find the screen by swiping left or right. The placement may differ based on your mobile manufacturer. When you can’t find the Discover page, you can enable it using the below steps.

Setup Google Discover Android

  • Long Press the Home Screen. You will get the options to customize widgets and other options.
  • Select “Home Settings.”
  • Enable “Swipe Access to Google App.”
  • Now you can find the Google Discover page when you swipe to the next Home screen.

Wrap Up

The success of every platform is based on small tweaks that the user loves. The Heart Button may not look like a big deal, But It is better to optimize your feed, Instead of adjusting the terms and websites. Every mobile begins to use Google Discover instead of their in-house feed services. Even Samsung agreed to drop Bixby For Google Assistant. When you didn’t use Google Discover yet, Try to give it a shot. You will not disappointed with the results. Some users tell it is better than some paid feed services. Did you try the new Heart Button? Are you Satisfy with the results? Comment below your experience.

Source, (2)

174884903535965
Selva Ganesh

Selva Ganesh is the Chief Editor of this Blog. He is a Computer Science Engineer, An experienced Android Developer, Professional Blogger with 8+ years in the field. He completed courses about Google News Initiative. He runs Android Infotech which offers Problem Solving Articles around the globe.

Share This Post:

Related Posts

  • Now Google Fit can measure Heart and Respiratory rates using iPhone cameras
  • How to Get Back the Hamburger Button in Google Messages?
  • How to Export Google Meet Transcribe into Google Docs?

Filed Under: Knowledge Tagged With: Google

Reader Interactions

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Primary Sidebar

Join With Us

Upgrade to Galaxy S25 & Get $850 OFF with Trade-In – Limited Time Offer!

$12/mo

Samsung Galaxy S25 at $12/mo for 24 Months in the Official Samsung Online Store.

More Less
Expires on: 31-07-2025

Advertisement

Recent Comments

  • Elijah Allen on Why the GPS Icon Stays On After Android 15 Update on Samsung Galaxy?
  • Lucas Clark on Why the GPS Icon Stays On After Android 15 Update on Samsung Galaxy?
  • Charlotte Robinson on Why the GPS Icon Stays On After Android 15 Update on Samsung Galaxy?
  • Sophia Garcia on Why the GPS Icon Stays On After Android 15 Update on Samsung Galaxy?
  • Mia Lewis on Why the GPS Icon Stays On After Android 15 Update on Samsung Galaxy?

Today Trending News ⚡

Google Pixel VIP

What Is Pixel VIP and How to Use It: Full Guide to Google’s Newest Social-Centric Feature

In the ever-evolving world of smartphones, Google Pixel devices have … [Read More...] about What Is Pixel VIP and How to Use It: Full Guide to Google’s Newest Social-Centric Feature

Footer

Copyright © 2010-2025. AndroidInfotech.com, All Rights Reserved. Iris Media MSME. Android Infotech is a Registered Enterprise under UDYAM-TN-21-0012548. Android is a trademark of Google Inc. All contents on this blog are copyright protected and should not be reproduced without permission.

  • Subscribe
  • Sitemap
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Disclaimer
  • Our Image License
  • Hosted on Google Cloud
  • Ad Partner Ezoic
  • Corporate Office