type in the name of something you're interested in) or for the name of a site or publication or, simply, paste in the RSS feed for something you want explicitly. It's a model UWP in many ways, with every angle, every aspect covered - and, amazingly, it's totally free.Īt the heart of Newsflow is a massive online directory of existing known news feeds, ready for searching and adding to your in-app index - you can search for a keyword in a news piece (i.e.
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Plus the core application is a full UWP and works in both portrait or landscape modes, with or without Windows virtual controls, via Continuum, and on tablet or laptop PC. Newsflow then, is a RSS reader (and including the various other formats), letting you build up (or import) your own index of the world's top stories, notifying you if required via 'toast' pop-ups and on as many live tiles as you care to pin. In this way, news sources can be indexed and accessed from anywhere online without someone having to manually wade through a myriad site layouts. The idea behind RSS (and adapted in other hypertext and object-based systems) is that news sites (like AAWP!) can automatically publish a machine-readable version of their main content - this will typically contain the various meta-text, keywords, titles, perhaps an image or two and an opening paragraph for each story. RSS (XML, ATOM) news reading sounds like something technical that's too much work to set up, but with Newsflow, after an initial customising period in your hands, you'll have access to bang up to date news sources with minimal effort. This time it's something that's both old-school and exciting at the same time. Another day, another sumptuous Universal Windows Platform application to review.
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