The application also allows users to launch new searches directly from Cortana, Microsoft's personal digital assistant. The application supports live tiles, so you will be able to pin your favorite categories on the home screen of your Windows Phone handset.įeedLab comes with speech feature, which means you will be able to listen to your articles rather than read them. But you can also customize the display of articles as you wish (only the title, with small or large images, or even large tiles).ĭevelopers also included some optimized gestures that will surely simplify the way you use FeedLab on Windows Phone each day. Then you can group all these feeds in categories, as well as order and customize these categories as you see fit. After two months of private testing, FeedLab is now available to everyone All your favorite websites, blogs, magazines and journals can be added as long as they have an RSS feed.

First of all, you will be able to add the RSS feeds you want to follow. Here are some of the features you can get while using FeedLab on Windows Phone. The application is less than 9MB in size and has already received a small update that adds #WindowsPhone category on the search panel, improves ability to disable the live tile and brings some bug fixes. You can do that using a Microsoft account, or Facebook, Google, Twitter, or even Evernote. If you don't have one, then you can easily create one after you download the application on your Windows Phone device.

The best unofficial Feedly client for Windows Phone devices has just exited beta and is now available for everyone via Windows Phone Store.įeedLab has been in private beta for a few months, but developer ClevLab announced the release of the application for the general public.įeedLab is a free application, but since this is still a Feedly client, users will need a Feedly account in order to use it.

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