There are tons of news apps out there and it can get confusing trying to single out the reliable ones from the plethora of apps available. Well, we’ve done the work for you by narrowing them down to the top nine tech apps. And if you’re a devoted tech geek you’ll surely want to add these to the daily apps you stay updated from. The apps we’ve chosen can be used to find products, tutorials, tech news, product reviews, and other interesting content.
- Electronics Lovers
Electronics Lovers was launched in July 2011 with the mission to provide students and tech lovers access to electronic ideas and guides absolutely free.
This would help hobbyists to polish up their skills at the comfort of their homes at zero cost. You can get information on trending tech news, get access to pre-built Arduino libraries, free tutorials and guides, DIY projects and books related to technology all on one singular platform. You will find the latest tech news on the home page and featured projects. Search according to category i.e. Arduino, Computing, Electrical Engineering, IoT, PCB, Raspberry Pi, tech news and much more.
Key Features:
- Access to the latest tech news and trending topics
- Free tutorials and DIY projects for hobbyists and beginners
- Users can also submit their own projects to Electronics Lovers
- Final year project ideas for students
- TechCrunch
TechCrunch was launched in 2005, 15 years ago by Michael Arrington and is one of the most used tech apps out there acting as a leading source for over 15M people each month and 4,000+ reviews on Google play store alone. TechCrunch covers nearly all tech topics out there from startups to Silicon Valley, new gadgets and app reviews. You can view content from TechCrunch’s own website and what’s more interesting is that the app is integrated with Crunchbase, where you can find information on leading businesses, startups, and entrepreneurs.
Key Features:
- You can save stores to read offline
- Get breaking news alerts for topics you’re interested in
- Get free access to content from TechCrunch’s website
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- Medium
Medium is an online publishing platform launched in 2012 and developed by Evan Williams and now has over 85 million monthly active users. The platform is used by professionals and publications and bloggers to share their content. The app for medium contains all this interesting content and also comes with audio. You can find a ton of topics related to tech and covered by giants in the tech industry on medium.
Key Features:
- You can get your own personalized feed by choosing what stories you are interested in.
- Use the app ad-free.
- You can follow the publications and authors you love.
- Feedly
Feedly was developed by DevHD, a software development and cloud consultancy firm in 2008. Now it has over 14 million users, making it the largest RSS reader today. Feedly acts as a news aggregator, it compiles news feeds from various online sources such as blogs and news platforms for their users. Users get to choose what source they would like to stay updated from. Feedly offers connections to over 40 million feeds for you to choose from.
The feed personalization on the app is truly amazing, you can mark news you’ve already viewed as ‘read’ so you don’t have to see it again. Other than this, users also have the option of switching to dark mode (making it a bit easier on the eyes). You can also save news you want to take a look at for later or explore trending topics of the day. You can connect with your social apps and share your feed with your loved ones.
Key Features:
- Personalized feeds from sources all over the internet
- Latest trending news available on one platform
- Connected to over 40 million feeds
Flipboard is also a news aggregator, first released in July 2010. It presents news, tech articles and entertainment to help keep you updated on trending topics. Flipboard will publish separate magazines for specific platforms so you can choose what news sources and tech magazines you wish to stay updated with and you can also produce magazines of your own and add articles from the web. Flipboard takes news from The New York Times, National Geographic, Vanity Fair, and thousands of local, national and international sources.
Key Features:
- News from thousands of platforms all over the world at one place
- Allows users to create their own personal magazines
- Keeps you updated on News and Politics, Tech and Science, Business and Entrepreneurship, Sports, Entertainment, Lifestyle and Wellness, and Style
- Newsy
Newsy is an amazing news app for going through the news quickly in the form of videos. Newsy is one of the most viewed news apps in the US and was also recognized by Apple TV in its Best of 2015 app list. The Newsy app provides a live stream of the day’s top news and video on demand (VOD). Their platform covers news relating to politics, technology, science, and entertainment.
Key Features:
- Concise videos covering topics with facts and figures
- Users can browse stories according to category or search for topics
- Newsy covers science and health, entertainment, technology, business, and sports
- TechMeme
Techmeme is a technology news aggregator launched in September 2005. Techmeme essentially works by taking news from the top news websites and blogs and then compiling a list of top technology related news of the day. The home page displays headlines and a short summary of what the news is about. You can simply sweep through the headlines or explore the stories you wish to take a closer look at. You can also view the app in dark mode to reduce eye strain, adjust the font size as required and read on without ads to block your way.
Key Features:
- Discover the latest news articles related to tech
- Users can browse related stories as they go
- Share articles to other apps
- Drippler
Drippler was introduced in 2011 and essentially brings people closer to cutting-edge technology. Drippler comes as a blend of personalized tips and recommendations for users, tech news, app reviews and updates, software upgrades, accessories, phone guides and much more, perfect for tech geeks out there. Dippler takes news from authentic sources including Lifehacker, Digital Trends, Make Use Of, etc.
Key Features:
- Get smartphone tips and tricks along with updates from the world of tech
- Get app reviews, phone guides, and manuals
- Get updated on breaking news in the tech industry
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- Hacker News
Hacker News was launched back in 2007 by Paul Graham. It works as a social news website focusing on both computer science and entrepreneurship. What sets the app apart is that you can drop comments and like the content on the newsfeed. You can also view hacker news stories which interest a lot of people.
With Hacker News, you can view articles, upvote stories and comments, and also change the font size to your needs.
Key Features:
- View more stories that just on the home page
- See the articles you have already viewed
- Share stories that interest you directly to your social apps
- Share and view hacking news and hacks