Every weekday Sip surfaces the most interesting and important tech stories of the day, from breaking news to profiles on favorite tech products. Stories arrive once a day so you can stay informed and remain productive.
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Pavan Sethi- building things.
AngelList is probably the best for tracking everything, but I really love Sip's format of tappable stories and minimal notifications.
Khanh Linh- Yêu kinh doanh và đam mê phong thủy
I like the Sip by Product Hunt application
Ana Topoljski- Social Media Manager at LOOP
Short to the point tech world news. Once per day.Product Hunt
Today we launched Sip , an app that delivers daily tappable tech news and stories to your or device. We polled the Product Hunt community and asked a simple question: "Why do you use Product Hunt?" Many visit the site to get inspiration for their own projects.TechCrunch
"We didn't want to create another app thirsty for attention" writes Product Hunt CEO Ryan Hoover. So instead of a constant stream of fresh stories and alerts, Product Hunt today is releasing what's essentially a tech industry newsletter in iOS and Android form.The Next Web
Product Hunt just launched a new tech news aggregator app, called Sip. Think of it as an unholy hybrid of Twitter Moments, and Reddit's autotldr bot. Stories are hand-picked and then compressed into the pertinent parts, along with some relevant commentary from Twitter. Sip presents these in digestible bite-sized chunks, which you can casually scroll through.Every weekday, Sip surfaces the most interesting and important tech stories of the day, from breaking news to profiles on favorite tech products.
5 months ago, we launched Sip for mobile - now it's here on Web! 🖥️
André Kuhlmann- Student
Flipboard is a very handy news app. You can easily specify the content that matters to you by adding your preferred topics and magazines.
Ali Hanif- Founder @ HANALI
just a great way to catch up on whats going in the news first thing.
Pablo Magana- Key Account Manager
One of my favorite apps of all time.BuzzFeed launches a new site for our journalism.