What's New

Say hello to a spiffy image gallery and reader-mode topics!

New features:
· There is now an image gallery in reader mode! Open by tapping any image.
· Refine the topics you like when reading an article. Swipe up the bottom bar to see related topics.
· We've completely replaced Facebook sharing with iOS 6 native sharing. Besides being faster and slicker, this should eliminate the "An error occurred" problem.

Tweaks:
· You can now share and thumb up pages after following a link.
· Your search string is preserved when going back to the Explore page.
· You can now toggle whether modules appear from settings.
· Improved the image quality on iPhone.

Dead bugs:
· Fixed a bug that would prevent the sharing dialog to open after pressing 'Share'.
· Fixed a crash when sharing to Pocket.
· Fixed a few rarely-occurring crashes.

Note: if you're still having trouble saving to Evernote after the password change, open 'Share', tap 'More', then 'Logout'.

App Description

Zite is an intelligent magazine that helps you discover interesting things to read.

Your Zite is as unique as you are. Zite learns what you like and gets smarter as you use it. Zite analyzes millions of articles each day and brings you the best of your favorite magazines, newspapers, authors, blogs, and videos.

Zite also helps you to discover content that you won’t find elsewhere. Zite surfaces fresh voices, different perspectives and unique topics. With more than 40,000 topics to choose from, Zite will guide you to new interests when life gets stale - whether you want recipe ideas, the latest political news or to research an obscure interest.

Finally, Zite’s design combines beauty and brains. While Zite is fueled by a powerful discovery engine, we’ve focused on making Zite both clean and simple. You’ll get all the benefit of our powerful technology wrapped in a beautiful design that’s a joy to pick up every day.

Requires iOS 6.0 or higher.

“The iPad’s smartest magazine yet.” —Mashable
“If you’d like a smarter way to handle information overload, Zite can do the dirty work.” —Wall Street Journal

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