The 'Rigel' App Introduces Users to Unexpected Content
Michael Hemsworth — January 17, 2021 — Tech
Many consumers are spending extended periods each day reading articles on their smartphone but are usually creatures of habit when it comes to the kind of content they consume, so the 'Rigel' app has been created to help change this. The app works by collecting articles from an array of sources on topics including science, history, art, literature, much and more. This will help users to actually spend more time learning and exploring new topics instead of scrolling endlessly on social media or news apps.
The 'Rigel' app is not focused on news, but rather helps to provide users with access to content that is highly readable, valid and not necessarily timely to allow for exploration in the future if desired.
The 'Rigel' app is not focused on news, but rather helps to provide users with access to content that is highly readable, valid and not necessarily timely to allow for exploration in the future if desired.
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