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"Read It Later's latest redesign removes the \"read\" from its name. Once literally a tool for saving online articles to read later, a new version of the app released on Tuesday also emphasizes images, videos and content like recipes. Meet \"Pocket.\"\nInstead of saving articles to read later, it helps \"Pocket\" whatever interesting content you come across on the web.\nIn addition to introducing a crisp new interface and name, the startup has dropped the app's price to free. Previously, Read It Later was available either for free, with ads, or for for a fee without them. Now both the ads and fee (and any signs of a business model) are gone. \nAbout 4.5 million people downloaded Read It Later. Together they've saved more than 200 million items \u2014 about 50% of which are viewed on mobile screens.\nThe service began supporting in-app streaming in 2010, and YouTube is its most popular saved domain. But it hasn't directly catered to media beyond text until now.\nPocket has filters that sort content by video, images and articles. It has a simplified viewing mode with fewer toolbars than its predecessor and a new tagging feature that helps sort content by \"recipes,\" \"cat videos\" or whatever you'd like. The formerly dull, list-like interface is gone. \nWith grids of photos and a bright white background, the app now looks more like the magazine-style readers it integrates with \u2014 Flipboard, Zite, and Pulse \u2014 than it does its competing bookmarking app Instapaper. \nThe app is available for iOS, Android and Kindle Fire.\n\n\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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