We all have a habit of scrolling through our facebook feed time and again. Sometimes, on the go, we come across stories that look really interesting but somehow, the moment does not allow us to go through them.
My solution to this problem was to cram my memory, sometimes with the titles or the peoples’ name who shared them. Knowing my love for reading and writing about tech, a friend decided to send me weekly reading material and hence, I was introduced to this wonder app – Pocket.
Pocket is a ‘read it later’ app but it can be practically used for anything ranging from articles to videos and images. Here is a simple starter’s guide to pocket:
Why I love Pocket and why should you try it?
Pocket has a beautiful and sleek UI design that works fluidly. The perk I loved the most is its offline caching feature which saves items for you and you can view it anytime without the need for an internet connection. Another strong capability of this app is how it enables users to share items without having them to leave the app.
Wonder Feature? Caches items for offline browsing.
Price? Free
Availability? Android, iOS, Desktop
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