Circa overhauls its iOS app with a new sharing interface and technology news section

News consumption app Circa has updated its sharing interface for iOS devices, making it much easier to email, tweet, or post about specific parts of an article. The sharing pop-up now features three primary outlets for distributing content; email, text messages and iMessage, and Twitter and Facebook. The real difference though is that using the two tabs above, users can choose to share the entire story, or just specific quotes and images. It’s a small, but significant overhaul when using the app day-to-day, as it helps users to pick out particular passages that they’re either shocked or elated by. Rather than posting a dreary headline and letting the recipient do the digging, it’s now simple and effortless to point friends and followers to a specific section. When you’re sharing content, there’s still the option to toggle off/on a pre-connected Twitter or Facebook account, although now Circa will also pre-fill the text so that it’s much easier and quicker to share breaking news. Over the last few weeks, the company says they’ve been working on how they can make sharing not only easier, but also much more personal and customizable. Now, before you share a news article it’s possible to tap the settings icon and choose more specific options. So for Facebook, users can select who sees the update – the wider public, just friends, or friends of friends. Meanwhile on Twitter, you can specify which connected account(s) you want it to tweet from, which is