Tech News

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About this app

Read major news sites on gadgets, mobiles and technology with Tech News application. You can find news from Ars Technica, Bit-tech, CIO, CNET, Computer World, Digg, Digital Trends, Engadget, eWEEK, ExtremeTech, Geek, GigaOM, Gizmodo, Google Tech News, Information Week, InfoWorld, Laptop Mag, Lifehacker, Mashable, Maximum PC, MobileCrunch, PC Magazine, PC World, ReadWriteWeb, Slashdot, Steam, TechCrunch, Techmeme, TechShout, TechSpot, Tech Radar, Tech Republic, Tech Tree, Technorati, TED, The Next Web, The Register, The Verge, Toms Hardware, TUAW-Apple Weblog, Wired, ZDNet,
* Newspaper list can be updated online
* Favorites
* Dark mode
* Sort by "A-Z", "User" and "Frequently Read"
* Personalize the order of the newspapers by drag and drop.
* Show mobile or desktop version of the newspaper
* Add/Delete newspaper, magazine
* Share the news
* Automatic cache delete
* Open with standard internet browser

Ratings and reviews

Great collection of Tech news sources, but prevents sign in... when visiting the websites for some of these tech news sites, it won't allow sign in (using built-in browser), in order to read the entire article(s). Ex: Computer World, CIO, etc...this whole family of sites. Using external browser, but fix would be nice. Otherwise this app is a simple, easy way for me to quickly catch up on the latest tech news! It would be nice to be able to hide some sources from the list if possible.

Sadly had to delete, video popup ads are constant now, one after another even after deleting, and pics loading all at the same time, you CAN'T EVEN READ anything anymore. Greed overtakes an app so badly it becomes garbage after being a favorite app. I can read from bookmarks instead and the browser will block your scripts so I can read. I got nothing against ads if they don't hijack my web with videos and popups.

Will not work. None of the headlines had any articles...said webpage not available for each one, so deleted app. Most of these tech news apps either don't work or use at least 20 MB once installed, and the newer ones won't even install. Waste of time dealing with even one of those apps.

What’s new

- New newspapers: XDA Developers, Axios Technology, AppleInsider, MakeUseOf, Toms Guide
- Some links of newspapers are updated.
- The ads appear in the pages of newspapers are owned by the newspaper itself and has no connection with our application.