TechRadar Gadget

TechRadar Gadget is a neat little desktop tool designed for Windows Vista and 7. It’s perfect for anyone who loves staying updated with the latest tech news from TechRadar.com! You can read both summaries and full articles right from the gadget, so you don’t even need to open a web browser.

Easy News Access

This gadget automatically syncs with TechRadar when you start it up. It shows the latest four news stories in a list, along with their names and publish dates. If you want more, you can easily switch it to show six, eight, or even ten stories per page! And if you’re curious about something else, just flip through the remaining pages until something catches your eye.

Reading Made Simple

When you click on an article, it pops up with a summary. But heads up—it might be a bit tricky since you'll have to scroll both horizontally and vertically to see everything and check out any pictures. But there’s good news! You can ask the TechRadar Gadget to show the whole article in a larger window that looks like a simple web browser. It even has a search tool!

Convenient Features

If you want to dive deeper into an article, there’s a popout button on the upper-left corner. Clicking that will launch your default web browser straight to the article’s page. How cool is that?

Customizable Options

The gadget keeps things fresh by updating its RSS feed every 5 to 60 minutes—so you're always in the loop! Plus, it can auto-scroll through the feed at intervals from 10 seconds up to 20 minutes. You also have control over whether you want searches for websites or product reviews and can disable search history if you share your PC with others.

Smooth Performance

During our testing, TechRadar Gadget ran smoothly without slowing down our system or causing any crashes. It barely used any system resources too!

Final Thoughts

In short, TechRadar Gadget offers some surprisingly rich options for reading all the latest articles from TechRadar.