Favorite News/RSS reader

[sguy156]

What's the favorite news reader for reading RSS and news from various sources.
Used to use magnify beta since I dev charges for the app , not sure how does it is compared to nextgen or wave . Have no issues paying for the app just don't want two apps for the same purpose.

 

[w00cash1020]

Nextgen Reader.

 

[Clodderes]

I've used Magnify when I'm at Wi-Fi. And nextgen reader when I'm at cellular. I like magnify better, but it's slower and use a lot of data.

 

[thelostsoul]

I've switched between Phonly and NextGen most often as they seem to be the most feature complete and best designed. Phonly has more emphasis on looking good with a smooth interface while NextGen goes for full-functionality with minimalist, "Modern UI", designs.

I'm going to try Magnify again, but most other readers I've just not liked the interface. Also, Feedly integration is required for me.

Edit: Uninstalled Magnify. Too clunky for me. Also, as a forewarning, unpinning in magnify = unsubscribe. And it sync back to Feedly the un-subscription. Accidentally deleted a ton of feeds and had to restore from a backup.

 

[AntZoo]

I use the Nextgen reader myself. After trying out a number of apps I found it to be the best for me. It really depends on your use case.
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[JOHN Smith88]

Use case is to use one app to pull/view news ,rss from various sources like Flipboard instead of me opening CNET , Engadget all .

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[trwrt]

This is kind of an unorthodox suggestion, but the inoreader.com mobile site works nicely in IE. With it you can keep in sync with the reading you do on other devices too. It can use readability.com to show you the full text of the article for feeds that only send a snippet, which is really handy.

 

[Rallicat]

Bing news - yep, includes an RSS reader capability so you can add your own news sources.

 

[KoenNL]

News Live Tiles - an universal app that creates the most beautiful live tiles!

 

[TheWinPhan]

I recommend giving Feed Me a try! It serves as a stand alone for those of us without a Google account. It also syncs with Feedly and NewsBlur for the majority. I've yet to find another RSS with as many features and customization options, it's quite incredible! feed me | Windows Phone Apps+Games Store (United States)

 

[TheRomit]

Metroblur which works with NewsBlur, a fantastic web-based RSS engine.

 

[BigwaveMx]

try RSS Central buy it for Windows Phone and use it in Windows 8/RT too!!

 

[AdamDawes]

Please excuse the plug, but you guys might like to take a look at my RSS reader app, RSS Central, which currently has an average 4.5 stars over many hundreds of reviews. It's fast, packed with features, supports feed searches, import and export via OneDrive and Dropbox in .opml format, is translated into 12 languages (for the WP version), is a universal Windows Phone/Windows 8 app, and comes with a fully-featured trial mode so you can evaluate everything without needing to pay.

Sounds worth a try? RSS Central can be found here: RSS Central | Windows Phone Apps+Games Store (United States)

I hope you like it!

 

[SpunkForRobots]

Quick question, Adam: Does your RSS app require a Google account to sync?
This is the #1 reason I've avoided most of the RSS/Newsreader apps. I don't want to establish yet another account for just one need. For some reason, most of the popular RSS readers don't support authentication with a Microsoft account.

 

[vosManz]

Modern Reader for me. It works with feedly, so I can sync it with the cloud. And I just want to read the news headlines. So I don't want all those images and unused space. Just a list of my feeds so I can see if there's something new, and a list of articles when I tap the feed name. Just perfect for me Available for Windows Phone and Windows 8

 

[NickB1234]

NextGen with Feedly

 

[AdamDawes]

@SpunkForRobots: no, you don't need any accounts at all, just install the app, hit "refresh" and you'll be reading the news.

 

[anon(6038817)]

Nextgen Reader (Feedly) for me!

 

[askerrep]

Flux! If you care about data, it has the best offline availability out of all of them. Shout out to the D!
Edit: D being developer of course

 

[ericmackrodt]

If you wish, you could try my app, Feedsea. It's currently a closed beta, but anyone can join.
It's a Feedly client and you can use Facebook, Google, Twitter, Microsoft and Evernote to login as Feedly currently supports all of them.
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