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How to read content and watch videos offline with Pocket

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There is a free tool in Android Store that can let you perform this easily. The tool is Pocket.

Pocket allows you to “Pocket” articles, videos, etc . View pocketed content anywhere/anytime. You can even save from any application (even YouTube) 

Combined with your normal method of saving pages on your Android tablet, Pocket gives you the perfect addition to making sure you can view everything you need, when you need. Let’s take a look at how this handy application is installed and used.

Firstly, you will create an account with pocket. The account and the app are free. Pocket also offers browser extensions for Firefox and Chrome. With your account, you can add pocket content from your desktop browser, which will automatically sync to your tablet for offline viewing.

As with most Android tablet applications, the installation is simple from within the Google Play Store. Here are the steps:

• Open the Google Play Store
• Search for pocket
• Tap the entry for Pocket
• Tap Install
• Tap Accept & download

Once installed, the app launcher can be found within the app drawer. When you first launch Pocket, you’ll be required to create a new account. Once you’ve signed up for your account, you’re ready to begin using Pocket. From the main Pocket window, you can access all of the content you have Pocketed. If you tap on a Pocketed web page, it will open from within Pocket itself. If you open a video, it will give you options on how to open it, depending on what app you used to Pocket the content. 

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How to recover lost data in your Web browser

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