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    Pulse News for iPhone

    by Alphonso Labs Inc

    Pulse Mini is the free iPhone counterpart to the hugely popular Pulse iPad app. The app brings you news from a vast selection of preset feeds. Categories include sports, technology, science, politics, entertainment, and fashion from the biggest websites around. In addition, you can add your Twitter and Facebook feeds, and Pulse Mini even functions as a Google Reader. You can't always judge a book by its cover, but this app's just as good as it looks. And that's as good as it gets.

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    PressReader

    by NewspaperDirect Inc.

    Still reading traditional newspapers? In that case, PressReader will give you access to over 1,700 papers from across the world. Read the International Herald Tribune, USA Today, The Washington Post, and more. The universal app is free to download, comes with seven free issues, and utilizes pay-as-you-go and subscription-based options. Extra extras included in PressReader are text-to-speech capability, multi-platform access, social network integration, and full offline support.

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    Zinio

    by Zinio LLC

    Prefer your news in magazine form? Well, if PressReader is a virtual newspaper boy, Zinio is its magazine counterpart. Access all the industry's major publications with this paid service, but expect the costs to be as much as or more than retail. Shouldn't digital issues be cheaper than physical copies? Maybe. For now, though, just imagine the price includes a hefty convenience charge.

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    Flipboard

    by Flipboard Inc.

    Speaking of magazine experiences, one of our favorite ways to stay updated on news from everywhere is now not just on the iPad, but the iPhone. It's like an all in one magazine curated just for you and your news tastes. The beautiful design and gesture-driven interface is what makes it one of the top news apps. On top of these great features, Flipboard for iPhone has something the iPad doesn't: Cover Stories. These are the top stories being shared at just this moment. The more you use Flipboard, the smarter it gets, and the better your news experience.

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    FLUD

    by Made By Rabbit, Inc.

    This app is designed to be your own collection of articles and news, all in a perfect magazine-like interface, similar to Flipboard. However, with FLUD, you can create your own custom news profile. When you "like" a specific news story on FLUD, it is called FLUDing. This is how you endorse the content that matters to you and let your followers know you like it. FLUD allows you to not only curate content, but share it with others. FLUD’s goal is to create a personalized news interface — one that you can interact with — focusing on social sharing.

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    Zite Personalized Magazine

    by Zite, Inc.

    Another popular news app that was once iPad only, is now available on your iPhone, as well. Zite learns what you want to read and gets smarter as you use it. It is meant to bring you only those stories and articles that you will enjoy the most, and it brings them from a variety of sources across the Web. Give Zite feedback on the stories you read and it will learn what you like and what you don't. Let your news work for you.

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    Taptu

    by taptu.com

    News is great, but sometimes, all you care about is what's happening with your friends and family. Taptu lets you add your Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn accounts (and RSS content from your favorite web sites and blogs), transforming them into visual streams. Down 'cause you can't stay up to speed with all your friends at once? Taptu and call me in the morning.

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    NYTimes

    by The New York Times Company

    Widely considered one of the most trusted news organizations in the world, The New York Times provides a freemium service with its top-rated iPhone app. The "top news" area of the app is free, but access to the rest will run you $14.99 per month. The New York Times is a time-honored publication, and it's making strides every day in bringing its content delivery in line with our digital future.

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    News360

    by News360

    Tired of all your regular news portals? News360 gathers information from over 100 newspapers and magazines and presents them to you based on your location. It also delivers multiple articles representing divergent viewpoints on popular topics. A news app that provides users with scholarly depth and worldly perspective? Now that's news!

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    Reeder

    by Silvio Rizzi

    A popular way to get caught up with the news is through RSS feeds. And, while there are many free alternatives to the Reeder app, no RSS app brings you more for less. Browsing and sharing stories is a breeze, the app's sliding control mechanism is intuitive, and folder management is totally painless. Whatever your level of expertise in the RSS universe, Reeder has the features you need—and the features it needs—to stay on top.

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    Breaking News

    by Vijay Anand

    Seeking out the news can be a bit of a chore. So let the news seek you out with Breaking News! The app pushes headlines from CNN, the BBC, The Wall Street Journal, and MSNBC in real time right to your iPhone. There's no better news, and no easier news, than Breaking News!

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    CBS Sunday Morning

    by CBS Interactive

    For news junkies, there's no better day than Sunday. The best papers are bursting at the seams, and CBS Sunday Morning is followed by its evening blockbuster, 60 Minutes. Of course, between football and football, you might not have the time to take in all that news. This app brings you all the day's top stories and highlights. You won't find a better lineup of insightful reporters and expert analysis on any other network, and you can have it all right on your iPhone.

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    MacHash News

    by MobileInfocenter

    Tech junkie? Appleholic? If you're looking for the latest on OS X and iOS, look no further than MacHash. This aggregator delivers the latest Apple news to any iDevice, from sources like 9to5Mac, AppleInsider, Ars Technica, Cult of Mac, GigaOm, Lifehacker, MacRumors, MacStories, TiPb, TUAW, and more. It's quite the resource for everything Apple, and the app's excellent interface should make everyone in Cupertino proud.

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    AppAdvice

    by AppAdvice.com

    AppAdvice recommending AppAdvice? No, it's not a shameless plug. It's just that, when it comes to app news and reviews, we really are the top source on the Web. Our dedicated team goes through every single app released to the App Store, filtering as many as 1000 each day to bring you the cream of the crop. Plus, we stay on top of the latest and greatest app news, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. We're crazy about apps, and we love sharing that passion with all of you. We're the best because you're the best!