We reviewed ReadOnTouch Pro for the PlayBook some time ago and the developer took onboard some of your comments regarding the user interface and has now re-launched the application as ReadItNow with full BlackBerry 10 support as well as the PlayBook.
ReadItNow is a simple application that allows you to save articles from your browser to view later - even offline. To be honest I haven't tried the app myself as it isn't one I would use but I know that millions of you would love to save stuff from the web to catch up with later. Maybe perfect for heading to work on the underground/metro?
Priced at £1.50/$1.99 ReadItNow looks great value to me. If you use it please let us have your thoughts in the comments.
New improvements include:
- New: switched to BB10 native look & feel!
- Improved: performance of user interface
- Bugfix: adding links from inside app
- Several other bugfixes and improvements
More information/Download ReadItNow from BlackBerry World
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