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Pocket has had tags for organizing content, the company believes lists are easier to manage.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe new Pocket Lists feature will offer users a more intuitive way to organize their content, and unlike tags, which can sometimes be difficult to manage, Pocket Lists provide a more structured approach to categorizing content,\u201d Pocket\u2019s head of product management Kait Gaiss, said in a statement.<\/p>\n

Apart from rolling out the list feature, Pocket has redesigned its iOS app. Most noticeably, the company has changed the home screen with sections like \u201cRecent Saves,\u201d \u201cEditors\u2019 picks,\u201d \u201cTen minutes or less\u201d and \u201cLong reads worth the time.\u201d Until now, the Pocket iOS app had a separate tab for article discovery. With the new update, that\u2019s being merged into the Home tab.<\/p>\n

The iOS redesign also brings things like better search, a simplified settings screen and a swipe-to-archive feature. The company also mentioned that going forward it is aiming for a two-week update cycle for the iOS app to release features like better recommendations, the ability to create highlights on saved articles and improved listening experience.<\/p>\n