Using pocket was new to me, as I had never used the app or had any idea as to what the purpose of it was. The access to this app was pretty straight forward, you could either download it or view it in web browser. At the time I chose to use the web browser version to make sure I got a good understanding as to how to use it, however I have since downloaded the app version as I find it very useful. After finding an article to read, I then used the share icon on my phone and it gave me the option to save it in the pocket app to carry on reading later. This is a useful piece of technology because you won't always be available to read the article right there and then, for example as a football broadcaster you may be looking at stats for a particular game and may want to save them to view later on, this is where the pocket app would come in to save it which is very easy to do. The app also recommends interesting articles that you may want to read. This is definitely an app I will be using again.
Assessment 3
Barnsley 2-0 Middlesbrough Barnsley breezed past Middlesbrough to maintain their unlikely play off push and condemn Boro to a fourth game without a win. In what was an uneventful first half, Middlesbrough had the best chance of the half as Toby Sibbick’s header back to goalkeeper Brad Collins fell short, however George Saville could not capitalise for the away side. The second half was much more eventful, the game sprang into life in the 62 nd minute as an Alex Mowatt corner deceived everyone and ended up in the back of the Boro net. 13 minutes later, the Tykes wrapped up victory after Mowatt’s snapshot effort found it’s way to the head of Carlton Morris who’s header was saved and cleared, only for Callum Brittain to whip in an inch perfect ball for Daryl Dike to net his eighth goal since joining on loan from Orlando in January. Victory for Barnsley leaves them fifth in the table, five points ahead of seventh placed Reading, while defeat for Boro practically ends any chance ...
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