3rd party Pocket app Poki gains images in list view with 2.1 update
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As Microsoft attempts to flush out its Reading List features in Windows 10 between offering a dedicated app with folder-like features or guiding users to use the built-in simplistic offering within its Edge browser, Windows users can look to apps such as Poki for a refined reading experience until then.
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Born of the Windows Phone age, Poki brought an elegant solution to users who wanted a Pocket-like save-for-later reading experience despite not having an actual first party app to interact with. Since its introduction to the Windows Phone platform, Poki has spread its wings and become a PC alternative to Pocket on the desktop as well through the Windows Store.
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Today, the Poki team is announcing further development of the app that includes an update that brings images in the list view. While not a Universal Windows app just yet, Poki does do some cross-platform syncing and the developers offer in-app purchases that take advantage of additional features of either the desktop or mobile phone.
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Poki 2.1 is in the store. Finally with images in the list view 🙂 https://t.co/LHo6sfjoeI #uwp #windowsphone pic.twitter.com/zsCncwIiSU
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— poki (@pokiapp) March 23, 2016
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As mentioned before, if you’re a fan saving content for later and tired of waiting on Microsoft to offer you a robust solution, check out Poki in the Windows Store.
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Further reading: Microsoft, Microsoft Edge, Pocket, Poki, Reading List
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What apps do you use to save reading content for later?