Nextgen Reader updated. Adds Tumblr and Buffer support

Today has been all about apps getting some overnice updates. We saw Facebook Beta and Oggl go some new features earlier, at present Nextgen Reader is doing the same (and aye, 6tag got some small-scale bug fixes besides).

Nextgen reader is currently one of the most pop apps on Windows Phone for accessing and staying on top of your favorite websites. Let'south bank check out what'south new.

The final time we saw Nextgen Reader updated was earlier in the summer. It picked up a new blueprint with some other improvements in the performance department. That was v5.1, this is v5.2:

New: Post to Tumblr.
New: Share using Buffer (meet bufferapp.com for more details)
New: Support for HTTPS (enable via app settings -> general).
New: Tap 'YouTube' in bottom-right corner to open videos in MetroTube app.
Fixed: Switching between mobilizers.
Several other problems fixes and improvements.

The app picks up a ton of new features that will brand fans of Nextgen Reader really happy. Find something you really like? Share it to Tumblr or Buffer. What'southward Buffer (bufferapp.com)? It's a smarter fashion to share. You can add together manufactures from Internet Explorer to your Buffer and share them through your various social media outlets throughout the twenty-four hours. Don't worry, it'south new to the states too, but we're cautiously optimistic that this could be a really cool feature. While there isn't a Buffer app available for Windows Phone. The Nextgen team does have a trick to add together articles in Internet Explorer to your Buffer (http://nextmatters.com/addtobuffer/).

Other features include sharing to Tumblr and the power to open up YouTube videos in MetroTube. It'southward a great update all around. What's your favorite feature? Audio off below.

Want to effort out Nextgen Reader? It's available for both Windows Telephone 7.x and 8. You have an unlimited, ad-costless trial, but tin can then pay $ane.99 for it. Grab it in the Windows Phone Store, utilize the QR codes below, or swipe to the right in our app.

Via: Next Matters

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