How to Easily Save Articles, Videos and More from the Internet to Pocket on Android

Have you ever come across an article you find interesting but you don't have the time to read it thoroughly? And what if you had planned to go back later and read it but then forgot? You could have easily solved this problem with the help of Pocket. 

Pocket, previously known as Read It Later, is an application and service that was founded in 2007 by Nate Weiner to help people to save and manage interesting articles, videos and more from the internet for later. With Pocket, you can create a list of contents from web browsers, Facebook, YouTube, Pinterest etc. You can then view them later from any device — phone, tablet or computer. This is an ideal tool for those who don't have enough time to through the contents. 

How to Save to Pocket on Android

Saving to Pocket is really easy. All you need to do is just look for the Share button, which you can find in almost every apps, including web browsers, Facebook, YouTube etc. 

Tap on the Share button and you’ll be presented with a list of share options, including “Add to Pocket,” which is usually at the top of the list. When you select the “Add to Pocket,” a Pocket image will appear at the bottom telling you that the page has been saved to the app. 

You will be able to view your saved content offline when you open Pocket. A list of your saved items will be displayed in your List with the newest item on the top. Just tap on the item you want to view to open it.

For more help on how to use the Pocket app, go through the help section which you will find at the top right of the page. 

You will find that Pocket is really a handy tool when you get used to it. 

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