Articles Tagged ‘reader’
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How To: iOS 5 Safari Reader And Reading List
BY Matthew Sims on Wed October 12th, 2011
Two of the many new features iOS 5 brings to you, as well as my personal favorites, are the Reader and Reading list features added to Safari.
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AppGuide Updated: RSS Readers For iPad
BY Greg Sapienza on Mon October 03rd, 2011
While some claim RSS usage is fading fast, the apps in this AppGuide put a fresh face on an otherwise dull piece of technology. The newly added Mr. Reader is one of the best apps in its class for the iPad and adds loads of functionality to your RSS experience.
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Let Your News Work For You With inkWire - Plus A Chance To Win A Copy!
BY Jamie Young on Wed June 15th, 2011
This news reader is fully customizable for your viewing pleasure. Let inkWire automatically find the news you want to read!
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AppGuide Updated: RSS Readers
BY Greg Sapienza on Thu April 14th, 2011
The newly added iReadG puts a modern look on what some claim to be a declining technology. RSS is still a very useful thing and the addition of iReadG further proves that and makes this AppGuide worth a look for any news fiend.
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Percolater For iPad Offers An Alternative Way To View Feeds, But Falls Short
BY Brian Mongold on Wed April 06th, 2011
Some of the most popular iPad apps today are feed readers. New reader apps continue to find their way into the App Store, but the competition is fierce. Percolater is the latest reader to bring some unique features to the table.
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New App Guide: Offline Reader Apps
BY carver on Thu January 27th, 2011
Lack of an internet connection is something we all have to deal with from time to time... whether we are on an airplane, on the subway, or have a weak signal. But fret not, there are many solutions, (i.e. apps), that can help you read articles even offline.
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Here Comes The Flud... Update
BY Scott Grizzle on Mon August 30th, 2010
Flud is a newcomer to the iPad visual newsreader market. Now, only three weeks after its initial release, it has already received a major update.
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Analysts Predicted People Wouldn't Read On Their iPads. Were They Right?
BY Scott Grizzle on Tue August 17th, 2010
Some call it a gadget and some call it a fad, but a new survey seems to show that this is anything but the case.
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Is THIS The Best iPad News Reader?
BY Scott Grizzle on Wed August 04th, 2010
While Twitter clients were one of the most popular and most debated apps on the iPhone, news readers are the hot topic for the iPad. Apps like Flipboard, Reeder and Pulse have drawn the most attention so far, but a new app seeks to eclipse them all.
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Make Twitter Your Daily Newspaper
BY Scott Grizzle on Tue July 06th, 2010
People have been abandoning traditional paper news sources in favor of blogs, Twitter and RSS feeds as their sources of news and information. Visiting all those sources to find the important items can be tedious and time consuming. Now there is a great new solution for viewing them on your iPad or iPhone.
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Visual News From iPad Keynote, Now Appears For The iPhone
BY Scott Grizzle on Mon July 05th, 2010
Visually appealing news reader Pulse, which was shown in Apple's keynote for the iPad, was quickly pulled due to a spat with the New York Times. It has finally returned to the App Store, and is now also available for the iPhone and iPod touch.
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The iPhone Gets An SD Card Reader
BY Alexander Vaughn on Mon February 08th, 2010
The iPhone does an amazing job at sharing, displaying and editing your pictures, but not so much at actually taking them. Well, here is an accessory that should let you connect the best of both
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An iPad-Optimized Version Of Panelfly's Comic Book App Will Be Available At Launch
BY Tyler Tschida on Fri February 05th, 2010
Panelfly's iPhone comic book app sports a "patent pending narrative navigation engine," or as we like to call it, a really solid UI that gives users a great comic book experience on such a small
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Classics Developers Proud To Have Influenced iBooks, App Available For Free For A Limited Time (Updated)
BY Tyler Tschida on Thu January 28th, 2010
Update: So there is a bit more to this story than once thought. Apparently Delicious Library, a media manager for Mac OS X created by Delicious Monster, was the first known piece of software to
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Apple Takes On Amazon With iBooks, iPad's New eBook App
BY Tyler Tschida on Wed January 27th, 2010
When rumors of an Apple tablet started to hit the web, the first thing that came to most people's minds was that it would be a Kindle killer. Well, it's certainly too early to assume
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The "Square" Enables You To Swipe Credit Cards On Your iPhone
BY Alexander Vaughn on Wed December 02nd, 2009
Jack Dorsey, the co-founder of Twitter, launched yesterday a new website to demonstrate his new concept, the "square". Basically, using their "square" and some software you'll be able to turn your iPhone into a credit (or
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Hidden Gems: There Isn't An App For That
BY Ian on Wed May 27th, 2009
The App Store still lacks quality apps in two important categories - chat and feed readers.
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Review: Byline
BY Brian Fischer on Tue February 24th, 2009
Overview Byline allows you to read blogs and news stories from websites you’ve subscribed to via your Google reader as it automatically syncs and alerts you of new RSS feeds. It will even save the
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Review: Fifty Great Books for Ten Bucks!
BY David Marcus on Wed February 04th, 2009
No lie. Fifty Great Books for Ten Bucks! is an app name - and sales pitch - all in one. But whose definition of great are we going by? Reading long books on the iPhone? Couldn’t that be clumsy or hurt your eyes? Nope. Rest easy friends, this is a collection of classics couched in a program that makes them easy and convenient to read.
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Google Yanks iPhone's iGoogle
BY Eric Norwood on Wed January 21st, 2009
iPhone owners are feeling shafted by the search engine giant after Google pulled the plug on its iPhone specific interface. The issue was pointed out several days ago on their iGoogle help forums, and hundreds have
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