We had time to absorb the shock and now it's finally time to find good alternatives to Google Reader, ready to close its doors on July 1, leaving us without our trusted feed bin. We shot the Play meanders Store to find something equally satisfying and maybe with desktop counterpart and the result are 5 app to replace the Google service.
Feedly
Undoubtedly is the most predictable of our list whereas a few days ago the bit about her. # & 8217; incredible download increase that l # 8217; & app had recorded after # & 8217; announcement of closure of Reader. Feedly stands out both for convenience and for care of graphics, much more intuitive than & # 8217; last time l & # 8217; we tried . Since then for other developers are given much to do by bringing on our browser a & # 8217; excellent desktop version of the software that there will absolutely regret the late nato service in Mountain View. In short, if you still didn # & 8217; have you tried, it seems a good time to do it because you'll be hardly disappointed.
Pros: free, intuitive, cared for, comfortable, excellent web version
Cons: not available
Pulse
Over 10 million users l & # 8217; they chose and continue to choose it as a feed reader because, let's face it, is probably one of the best software that Play Store offers. We are obviously talking about Pulse that unfortunately decided to impose the 8217; # & absurd 10 feed limit to collection, which will lose a lot of ground in favour of competition. Despite this, however, continues to distiguersi for interface, convenience, usability and ease of sharing. Of course there is the desktop version even if you should suffer in our opinion a few changes because so is some & # 8217; confusing.
Pros: free, curated, evolving simple
Cons: 10 feeds by category, desktop version can be improved
NewsBlur
It is not the most popular, but has recently jumped to the honors of the public notice because many users l 8217; # & designated as successor to Reader. It's called NewsBlur, allows the # & 8217; import from Google's service as the 8216; # & manually adding and has an interesting albeit elementary social side to allow you to share your interests with friends. Again you can count on a good web version, that there would not be some & # 8217; more minimal. But don't worry, we never miss quickly.
Pros: free, nice interface, pretty handy, some # & 8217; social
Cons: not uncommon crash
Flud News
there we talked about a long time ago because she was distinguished for her being social. Not as NewsBlur, but really improntanto to the socialization with the ability to see what your friends are reading, by following and being followed by other users. Obviously, however, makes her entrance in our list for other reasons: it allows the 8217; # & adding feeds without lean Reader and has just launched in beta web app that we have got to try and which did not at all disappointed. Comfortable, minimal and with that social side that could distinguish it from the crowd. In short, to consider.
Pros: free, social, excellent web app
Cons: abandoned development in favor of the desktop version, at least for now
Taptu
Than everyone else is that some # & 8217; less intuitive in 8217; # & adding custom feeds, because it does so through Bing and is a rather unusual thing, but Taptu continues to evolve and the web version is quite intuitive and rather curated (something not too difficult compared to dear old Google Reader). Probably won't be your first choice, but with some # & 8217; of commitment developers might conquer different users.
Pros: free, updated, nice graphics, interesting web version
Cons: lacks some & # 8217; of intuitiveness
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