What's your favorite RSS reader? (And win a free case)

[Phil Nickinson]

OK, folks. This one's simple. There are a bunch of RSS readers available for Android, but none of them has really knocked us out.

Give us your favorite in this thread. And for your troubles, we'll pick a post at random for a free case.

 

[zerog46]

Definitely Google reader does what I'm looking for.

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[dcross9818]

I like FeedR, keeps my subscriptions organized and I can refresh all of them or just a particular feed. I think it was $1.99 in the market.


---dcross9818

 

[Dfresh]

My favorite rss feed is beyondpod. It pretty simple to use and great for podcast.

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[aboveaverage12]

gReader is awesome. I love it and it's the easiest port from BlackBerry and Viigo to the Android system

 

[levelm]

I use google reader.

 

[Kevin OQuinn]

Pulse. You can set up your own sources or just have it hook into your Google Reader account. It has good widgets and the app itself is really easy to navigate.

Pulse News Reader - Android app on AppBrain

 

[trinamorgan88]

News Rob is the best out there, IMO.

 

[know1]

I use Google Reader from the web (mobile). It's better than any app that I've tried.

 

[2CupsWithString]

FeedR hands down, especially with the new customizable widgets and categorization support. Not to mention the really easy search feature.

 

[cron912]

gReader Pro

 

[DesertSilver#AC]

Google Reader: articles are immediately in sync when feeds are read with multiple devices and it's FREE!!

 

[MowDownJoe]

For Android? Uhh... Executive Assistant? Really use it more for the widget...

 

[sethjk]

NewsRob for sure

 

[JerryG]

For me - FeedR, for sure!

 

[robm15]

Newsrob is the best! Love how integrates with Google reader.

 

[Orson]

FeedR

FeedR:
1) syncs with all features in Google Reader (including posts read and feed categories)
2) syncs with Read It Later
3) stores locally, including all pictures, so there is no waiting for content to load
4) notifications
5) settings for number of feeds to sync is adjustable
6) searches

 

[eriknokc]

I just switched from iPhone to Android and love it. The best app that I have found for my RSS feeds is gReader.

 

[End_User]

gReader for me. used to be newsrob, but now maybe it will be google reader mobile. thanks android central for making me question my rss app.

 

[intellax]

google reader mobile web version... free, syncs both ways, and fast...

i'd kill for a native google reader app, but i don't think there has ever been one, on any platform (iOS, BB, WM, or android...) until then, however, the web version is just plain better than any app...

(i might feel different if i didn't have the droid x - the large screen is what makes the web version so good for me)