Technology News Tab for Windows

Name: Technology News Tab
Rating: 4.1 (1 reviews)
Author: newstab.com

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Get top technology news from the leading tech publications with every new tab you open.
Last updated on October 20, 2017
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By newstab.com

Get top technology news from the leading tech publications with every new tab you open.

Tired of juggling among your favorite tech blogs to get the top stories of the day? NewsTab, the popular newsreader, is now available as a New Tab chrome extension dedicated for Technology news. With NewsTab extension, you'll get the trending technology news from leading technology publications with every new tab you open, all in a beautiful, image rich, experience. Select a default technology publication from a pre-loaded list of top tech sites (e.g. TechCrunch, The Verge, Wired, Google News) or simply add any news topic (e.g. "Gadgets") or news source (e.g. Reuters).

About NewsTab (available for Web, Android and iOS):NewsTab is a single place to read and share the news you care about from the publishers you love (global & local). Simply find and follow international & local news sources in over 130 regions and languages worldwide. Follow popular news topics (Headlines, Sports, Technology, Entertainment) or create your own with Google News topics and Google alerts. NewsTab supports any RSS feed and seamlessly integrates with Google News and Twitter, making it super-easy to follow any news topics, hashtag, blog, newspaper, magazine or website.NewsTab is a beautiful newsreader, designed for enjoyable browsing among your favorite news sources (via RSS and Twitter feeds) with a visual, image reach, experience. It combines the flexibility of open RSS readers such as Feedly or (the late) Google Reader, with the intuitive and visual experience of modern (but more rigid and closed) news apps, such as Flipboard, News Republic and LinkedIn Pulse.