BY Elizabeth Woodard on Sun April 14th, 2013
The announcement that Google Reader will shut down on July 1 has left many users and app developers scrambling for a new way to handle their RSS feeds. We've found some of the best options for reading your RSS feeds on your iPad now and on July 1.
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BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Mon April 01st, 2013
Feedly releases a new update for iOS, and announces that a huge number of Google Readers have joined their service.
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BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Thu March 28th, 2013
Reeder has announced their plans for the post-Google Reader era.
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BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Thu March 28th, 2013
The Zite CEO tells AppAdvice about his company's reaction to the end of Google Reader, the decision to create Zite for Web, and more.
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BY Aldrin Calimlim on Sun March 24th, 2013
We're putting forward another Google Reader alternative in the form of Rockmelt.
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BY Aldrin Calimlim on Wed March 20th, 2013
Black Pixel is working hard to release new versions of NetNewsWire that are "worthy of the name and history you have come to expect."
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BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Sun March 17th, 2013
Two of Apple's main competitors made a lot of noise this week. Not that Cupertino was silent during the week that was.
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BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Thu March 14th, 2013
Google Reader ends service on July 1. Here are some alternatives for iOS users.
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BY Aldrin Calimlim on Wed March 13th, 2013
As part of what it calls "a second spring of cleaning," Google has announced that it will be shutting down Google Reader.
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BY Christine Chan on Mon September 17th, 2012
RSS isn't dead, as proven by some amazing Google Reader apps. Cappuccino is another one to check out, but is up to snuff?
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BY Brent Dirks on Thu May 17th, 2012
Mr. Reader, a great RSS app for the iPad, has received a set of new features in an update today.
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BY Christine Chan on Tue February 07th, 2012
Mr. Reader is a great RSS app for your iPad, and it has just received a major update with 1.7.
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BY Christine Chan on Tue February 07th, 2012
Want a more visual way to see your Google Reader account? Reader X can help out with that.
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BY Joe White on Sat February 04th, 2012
If you're looking for a Google Reader client that's rather a little different from the rest of the bunch, consider purchasing and downloading Reader X for iPad ($1.99). This new, interesting iPad application allows users to view the contents of their Google Reader reading list on their iPad's screen, in a grid. You can browse through the grid either horizontally or vertically, and touching an item in the grid opens it accordingly.
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BY Emily Becker on Tue July 19th, 2011
Chat on Facebook, surf the web, stream video, and catch up on Google Reader with Apollo:Browser+Facebook chat.
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BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Wed July 13th, 2011
Apollo: Browser+Facebook Chat combines web surfing and chat all in one iPad app. Not enough? It also includes Google Reader and cool video features too.
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BY Joe White on Tue June 14th, 2011
The popular Google Reader client, Mr. Reader ($3.99, iPad only), has recently received a great update. Now, users of the application can send articles to Readability or a Macintosh computer (via "Send2Mac"), or create a note in Evernote.
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BY Joe White on Thu June 09th, 2011
The hugely popular iPhone and iPad app, Reeder, is now available to download for Macintosh computers in the Mac App Store.
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BY Joe White on Thu April 28th, 2011
MobileRSS HD ($4.99) is a Google Reader app for the iPad, which has recently received a series of updates. Now, users of the app can enjoy a new design, improved RSS feed management, and article downloads.
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BY Christine Chan on Mon April 11th, 2011
Mr. Reader is the new Google Reader app in town for the iPad, and it brings some nifty little features that aren't found in all RSS apps, but should be there. It could be your next favorite RSS reader. Read on to learn more..
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