Engadget

Engadget is an official technology reading application from the famous technology site Engadget, recently upgraded to a Universal App to serve Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile users.

Application interface updated with Engadget technology news

Engadget is one of the oldest and also the largest technology blogs in the world technology newspaper officially launched in 2004 by Peter Rojas. Engadget quickly became a destination for technology lovers and was also one of the first technology sites to launch applications for Windows Phone. Their app of the same name has been recently upgraded to the Universal App version, allowing users of any Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile device to install from just one link. According to an article in Microsoft's blog, the AOL Alpha team built this Engadget Windows 10 in just 6 weeks.

With Engadget, technology lovers can update all the latest information in the technology village, comment on newly launched devices, trends of science and technology from around the world. In the new interface of the application, you can find the content list in the top toolbar, divided by topics such as Gear, Gaming, Entertainment or Science - all familiar content on the page. Engadget.

Stay up to date with technology news from your Windows Phone with Engadget

The main feature of the application is reading technology newspaper Engadget

• Read all articles, videos, comments . from the Engadget site right in your Windows device.
• Catch technology news, trends, comments from Engadget.
• Browse content from Engadget right in the app without having to open the browser.
• Mark posts to view offline.
• The interface is neat and nice.
• Download content quickly and completely, as a native application.
• Support Notifications notifications from Action Center.
• The Live Tile feature helps you not to miss an important story.
• Video support for all Engadget shows and podcasts, including ICYMI and Dear Veronica.
• Support Cortana, lets ask virtual assistant anything you want.

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