The unlocker.com team has recently showcased a fantastic app for Android users that allows you to access articles offline when your internet connection is lost. The app is called Read It Later, and it's available in the Android Market.

To use Read It Later, you need to create an account, which can be done easily within the mobile application or through the website at readitlaterlist.com. Once logged in, you'll see a few buttons, including one for reading lists, which shows you the articles you've added to Read It Later, and your reading archive, which lists what you've already read along with links for add options and help.

Adding content to Read It Later is really simple - all you need to do is press this button and a number of things will pop up to allow you to add content. You can share via your mobile browser or use a browser-based desktop application, or even share from apps like Engadget.

Sharing from your mobile browser is easy - just go to the menu, more, and share, or long press on a link, click on share link, and you'll see the "Added to Read It Later" button at the top. As soon as you tap that, it will save the content to Read It Later.

For example, let's say we're looking at the Engadget app, and we want to add an article to Read It Later. We can do this by clicking on the share button at the bottom of the screen, which will give us a list of options to choose from. Once we've selected the article we want to save, it will be added to our reading list.

The nice thing about Read It Later is that you can switch between the web-based version of an article and the offline version. If for some reason you don't like the presentation of your article in Read It Later, you can quickly switch back to the way it was on the web.

This app is a great addition to any Android user's toolkit, especially if you're someone who likes to read articles on the go but doesn't always have access to Wi-Fi. There are two flavors of the app - free and pro - with the pro version available in the market for $2.99. The pro version adds extra options like the ability to scroll through articles using your volume button, which some users may find helpful.

Overall, Read It Later is a fantastic app that makes it easy to access articles offline when you need to.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enit's jamal here with theunlocker.com and today i'm showing you read it later for android read it later allows you to access articles offline for those times when your internet connection is lost in order to use read it later you have to first create an account which you can easily do within the mobile application or through the website which you can find at readitlaterlist.com when you log in you see a few buttons one for reading lists which shows you things you add to read it later your reading archive which lists what you've already read along with links for add options and help adding content to read it later is really simple all you have to do is press this add button and then a number of things pop up to allow you to add content to read it later you can share via your mobile browser or you can also use a browser-based desktop application or you can also share from apps like engadget or any other apps that you may like sharing from your mobile browser is really easy all you have to do is go to menu more and share or you can also just long press on a link click on share link and then as you'll see at the top you have added to read it later i just click on that and boom it'll be there as you can see from the notification that just popped up as i mentioned earlier you can also share from apps so right now we're looking at the engadget app and as you can see down here at the bottom you have a little share button so if i click on that as you can see at the top i can just add that to read it later and it saved it to read it later so once you're done getting all the content that you want and to read it later all you have to do is go to your reading list and you can start reading your articles offline so as you see here there's a list of articles that i chose let's choose ios 5 beta and as you can see it pops up in a nice text friendly presentation along with the picture at the top another nice feature of read it later is the ability to switch between the web-based version of the article you're reading and the read it later offline version so if for whatever reason you don't like this nice presentation that read it later does you can choose to quickly switch back to the way it was on the web so this is a great app for reading your favorite articles offline and we definitely suggest you pick this up you'll find it in the android market there are two flavors free and pro and you can find the pro version in the market as well for 2.99 and it adds extra options like the ability to scroll articles using the volume button if you're really lazy but you know you don't really need that as you can just easily use your finger either way great app so check it outit's jamal here with theunlocker.com and today i'm showing you read it later for android read it later allows you to access articles offline for those times when your internet connection is lost in order to use read it later you have to first create an account which you can easily do within the mobile application or through the website which you can find at readitlaterlist.com when you log in you see a few buttons one for reading lists which shows you things you add to read it later your reading archive which lists what you've already read along with links for add options and help adding content to read it later is really simple all you have to do is press this add button and then a number of things pop up to allow you to add content to read it later you can share via your mobile browser or you can also use a browser-based desktop application or you can also share from apps like engadget or any other apps that you may like sharing from your mobile browser is really easy all you have to do is go to menu more and share or you can also just long press on a link click on share link and then as you'll see at the top you have added to read it later i just click on that and boom it'll be there as you can see from the notification that just popped up as i mentioned earlier you can also share from apps so right now we're looking at the engadget app and as you can see down here at the bottom you have a little share button so if i click on that as you can see at the top i can just add that to read it later and it saved it to read it later so once you're done getting all the content that you want and to read it later all you have to do is go to your reading list and you can start reading your articles offline so as you see here there's a list of articles that i chose let's choose ios 5 beta and as you can see it pops up in a nice text friendly presentation along with the picture at the top another nice feature of read it later is the ability to switch between the web-based version of the article you're reading and the read it later offline version so if for whatever reason you don't like this nice presentation that read it later does you can choose to quickly switch back to the way it was on the web so this is a great app for reading your favorite articles offline and we definitely suggest you pick this up you'll find it in the android market there are two flavors free and pro and you can find the pro version in the market as well for 2.99 and it adds extra options like the ability to scroll articles using the volume button if you're really lazy but you know you don't really need that as you can just easily use your finger either way great app so check it out\n"