Feedly Pro Is Now Available To Everyone
The $5 per month Feedly Pro service is now available.
The $5 per month Feedly Pro service is now available.
The "limited edition" service brings more advanced tools to users.
In this week's edition of Shelf Control, I'll share what Feedly-compatible RSS aggregator apps I've been using since Google Reader said goodbye.
Labyl doesn't claim to be a Google Reader clone. Still, it is definitely worth checking out if you like reading news feeds.
Even as Google Reader is dead, the popular RSS client app Reeder certainly lives on.
Fireworks, Donald Duck, and iOS 7 on an iPad. What's not to love?
It is now crunch time. Google Reader goes offline on July 1.
Reeder is definitely not going anywhere but forward after the termination of Google's RSS feed aggregation service on July 1.
Mr. Reader has just received its 2.0 update, which brings support for several Google Reader replacements.
MultiPLX wants to be your favorite newsreader.
NetNewsWire has released its first beta.
AOL is jumping into the newsreader business. AOL Reader launches on Monday, June 24.
Digg Reader, a replacement service for Google Reader, is set to launch on June 26, 2013.
Feedly's future is bright, even though Google Reader is officially being retired on July 1.
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.
Feedly releases a new update for iOS, and announces that a huge number of Google Readers have joined their service.
Reeder has announced their plans for the post-Google Reader era.
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.
We're putting forward another Google Reader alternative in the form of Rockmelt.
Black Pixel is working hard to release new versions of NetNewsWire that are "worthy of the name and history you have come to expect."
Two of Apple's main competitors made a lot of noise this week. Not that Cupertino was silent during the week that was.
Google Reader ends service on July 1. Here are some alternatives for iOS users.
As part of what it calls "a second spring of cleaning," Google has announced that it will be shutting down Google Reader.