Feedly is quickly becoming the fan favorite as a Google Reader replacement. It has offered users a solution to the Reader shutdown months before Google pulls the plug next week. Feedly has also surged to the top due to quickly implementing a functional API that requires minimal tweaking for mobile developers to pickup where they were left hanging by Google's RSS service.
With that said, there are already apps covering the four major mobile operating systems. These developers have worked deligently to bring Feedly support to their applications before the demise of Google Reader on July 1st. Check out the following apps on your favorite OS below with links provided.
Android:
- Press
Press is a wonderful reader for Android that is all about the reading experience. It's designed with the purpose of making your news easier to read. Also providing full offline support.
Google Play
Google Play
- gReader
gReader is a simple, fast and intuitive reader for Android, featuring beautiful themes, podcast support and full offline support.
Google Play
Google Play
iOS:
- Newsify
Newsify is an awesome reader for iPhone or iPad, with an amazing newspaper-like layout. It supports offline reading including image caching, and the use of multiple feedly accounts.
iTunes
iTunes
Windows Phone and Windows 8:
- NextGen Reader
Nextgen Reader for Windows 8 and Windows Phone, is a fast, clean and beautiful reader app inspired from Metro UI and packed with powerful features. It's the best way to read your feedly on your Microsoft powered devices.
Windows Phone 8; Windows 8
Windows Phone 8; Windows 8
BlackBerry 10:
- gNewsReader
gNewsReader is an elegant and versatile reader providing full feedly support for BlackBerry devices.
BlackBerry App World
So, there you have it. If you're not impressed with the Android Feedly app, or don't have the option on your platform, there are solutions. This list is growing by the day, but this gives you a brief glimpse of just how easily Feedly has picked up the torch of Google Reader. Let us know in the comments if your favorite Reader app is offering Feedly support.
BlackBerry App World
So, there you have it. If you're not impressed with the Android Feedly app, or don't have the option on your platform, there are solutions. This list is growing by the day, but this gives you a brief glimpse of just how easily Feedly has picked up the torch of Google Reader. Let us know in the comments if your favorite Reader app is offering Feedly support.
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