Discourse

Discourse lets you to keep up with your favorite news sources (including feeds from Twitter lists and searches) in a clear, picture-rich, easy to read newspaper-like format. There's also a selection of visual themes if you prefer more variety (including Dark, of course).

Create your own 'Sections' of news, combining one or more of the large number of included feeds, a topic of interest, Twitter searches and lists, or by searching for and adding fully custom feeds of your own.

You'll be able to read the full content, images too, of the majority of articles right from within Discourse, even for custom and Twitter feeds.

Other features:
- 'Topic Sections' use keywords to maintain a set of up-to-date news articles about a particular topic. (Powered by Bing, Google and Yahoo)

- 'Twitter Sections' use the powerful search and List facilities of Twitter to bring Tweets into Discourse (Twitter account required). Discourse will give you the full readable content of links in many of those tweets.

- Import your Twitter Lists as Discourse sections right from the main Discourse page - just use the AppBar.

- Import whole sections and individual feed subscriptions from Google Reader: Do it soon, before Google Reader is shut down in July.

- Share your section definitions and articles with others using the Share Charm

- Share individual articles into Discourse using the Share charm from other apps so you can read them later.

- Support for many audio and video podcasts (those with audio and video enclosures)

- Optimized for great execution on Surface & Windows RT machines

- Pin a live tile to your start screen for sections, including custom sections (Twitter feeds currently not supported for live tiles).

- Import and Export your RSS and Atom feeds (as OPML files) and section definitions (as SECTIONS files). You can also export and import from SkyDrive, just use the picker and choose SkyDrive.

- Once your sections are created, simply running Discourse will sync your news and you can then go offline if you wish.

- Search for articles across your sections using the "Search Charm".

- You can also save pages to Discourse's "Saved Stories" section so you can read them later, offline, at your leisure.

- Highly configurable via the settings charm.

- Twitter search required a Twitter account and uses the standard twitter search syntax. Details here:
https://support.twitter.com/articles/71577-how-to-use-advanced-twitter-search

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• Full content, news and Twitter reader, using clear presentation for great readability
• Combine your own custom feeds, including from Twitter, with the large number included