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Tablets bring the best of both worlds. They are bigger than smartphones, and at the same time, a lot more portable than laptops. This feature makes it perfect for reading books on the go or taking quick notes, all thanks to the big screen. Some table

Reading Twitter, Google News, and Facebook for news is distracting and overwhelming at times. That’s why dedicated RSS reader apps help you select the sources you want to read. Apple App Store has several RSS reader apps for iPhone.

While the RSS technology is over two decades old, there are enough folks still sticking to RSS readers for reading the content. Mostly because it gives them the control of picking sources. While there are popular RSS feed reader apps for iPhone,

With iOS 12, Apple went out of its way to revamp iBooks. The changes are so intense that even the app name has changed to ‘Books.’ And from a design perspective, Books app now looks aesthetically pleasing and easy to use. The updated tabs — Rea

Reading can be a really fun activity. By reading regularly, in addition to gaining knowledge, you stand to gain many other benefits. These include mental stimulation, improved focus and concentration, and stress reduction. While some people still pre

The importance of reading cannot be understated. There’s a vast amount of knowledge stored in books, just waiting to reveal itself to us. Being in this digital age means that in many cases, books aren’t those bulky th

I started blogging back in 2012. As a tech blogger, I had to keep up with the latest technology and apps. The best way to do that was to follow popular blogs and news sites. And Google Reader was the only RSS Feed Reader that I used.

We do lots of reading and research daily using the internet and by extension, our web browsers. Sometimes the sheer amount of information that we access can become overwhelming at times. It’s quite easy to get lost within those 40+ tabs th

Amazon’s Kindle is like a library in your pockets. It can hold more than a thousand books at any given time and that can enough for a  long long time.

With every passing year we’ve seen some incredible high-resolution products hitting the market. Retina display was an effective buzzword, but the resolution wars have raged long before and continue to do so. We have the pleasure of testing the Sams

On desktop, Genius has been my go-to site for finding song lyrics. It’s easily the best-designed song lyric site out there. It’s not bloated and it’s a joy to use. But that’s not the best part of Genius. It’s the annotations. You see, song

One of the biggest highlights of Windows 10 has been the new browser. It’s called Edge. Yes, after close to 2 decades, Microsoft is glad to say goodbye to the old IE (of course, it’s still in there, hidden in Windows 10, mostly for enterprise peo

Here at Guiding Tech, we’re big fans of Reeder 2 for iPhone and iPad ($4.99). And it’s my go to RSS reader on my iPad. Yes, as I mentioned in my iPad’s reading apps round up, I like reading on Unread as well. But that’s only when I’m readin

“Read a lot. Write a lot. Have fun.” That’s what Daniel Pinkwater said and as a writer I try to follow that. Aspiring novelists are told to read the classics, the literary greats. As a tech writer, my literary reading is a bit different. It’s

If you’re a GT regular, you might know that I like to read up on technology. Especially new technology. The hottest new apps, a faster tool to get something done, problem-solving workflows, and more. One of the ways I do that is by reading Product

I recently updated to the iPad mini 2 (Retina) from the first generation mini because the Retina screen is awesome for reading. Reading is what I use the iPad for. The MacBook is for work, the iPhone is for communication and productivity on road but

I bought the first generation iPad mini a couple of months after it came out. In hindsight, it was a rookie mistake. At the time, the mini looked like a no brainer. It was super thin and light. Unlike the bigger iPad you could use it with one hand.

I’m sure you have that one website that you enjoy reading but the distractions on the site basically make it impossible to do so. There are ads everywhere and unnecessary “viral” content is always vying for your attention.

The iPhone is a great phone for the elderly people in your household. The app system is simple enough for your grandfather to understand. While the system is easy, the interface surely isn’t customized for people with bad eyes (the thin Helvet

Long live RSS. Ok, not really. People who love RSS for what it is, still use RSS. But it’s no secret that a lot of people have moved on – to Twitter of all places. Twitter is where you follow like minded people. Chances are that when someone