Pulse News Reader now in convenient smaller size for iPhone, iPod touch

“News Wall” (http://danielkbx.com/newswall) uses a similar UI but does not have a feed limit. It runs both on iPad & iPhone, the free version only supports iPhone.
It is not yet released, however, the review team already has it.

I've asked for help from the pulse guys,

On my iPhone 3GS 3.1.3 the thumbnails don't show.. No mosaic ..

Anyone else having this issue?

Well, I guess it's nice that I got to buy it on the iPhone first. I would've enjoyed this application less on the iPad.

They're claiming a benefit is that you can read your headlines over a cup of coffee. I was willing to put up with the limitation of 20 feeds, but the fact that I can't sort my articles by date or have the ones I've read pulled out of the main listings makes my feeds look like a cluttered mess of hard to tell which ones I've read and not read. The interface navigates well and the rendering is done well... It's just that sorting through all of this with the assumption is that this is how I supposedly want my news given to me is just not appealing.

Sure, if you're the guy who just wants the latest and greatest for 10-20 minutes at a time, this is an app for you.

Personally, I want whatever I haven't read, in total, put up for me to read at my leisure, starting with the oldest first... Feeddler is doing that just fine on my iPhone, when my iPad arrives, I'll be trying out Reeder obviously since it's been given glowing reviews, but I'm already cautious of this approach of someone else telling me how to digest my news.

Reeder's beautiful - but Byline has been killing it (offline caching is huge for me).

I just hope fullscreen browsing is on the way at some point.

I love this app on the iPad, and was hoping they'd bring it over to the iPhone. Thanks for the heads up TUAW.

Look, if you're a big users of Google Reader, or the type that subscribes to hundreds of RSS feeds, than this app isn't for you. You'll likely hate it and won't "get" it's popularity.

However, for those of use with 10-20 favorite feeds we like to check regularly, Pulse is fantastic. It's got a gorgeous UI that's fast and simple to navigate, with great use of photos. It supports Twitter and Instapaper as well, making it a good starting point for the morning news. The only real knock I have against the app is that as of yet it doesn't support inline video.

So, if you have massive collection of feeds, understand this app isn't designed for you. Do try to understand it's appeal to those with different needs.

Hello, does anyone know if Pulse News Mini supports the iPhone 4's Retina Display?

Pulse looked good until Early Edition came along

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/the-early-edition/id363496943?mt=8

Now Pulse is charging again for iPhone version and not making it universal? - please, give me a break!

I'm using Reeder for both iPad and iPhone and I love them both. It also syncs with Google Reader so if I read it In Reeder it's marked as read on Google Reader. You can also mark as Star, share, and mark as unread! Has a very nice fluid interface too! Would recommend it to everyone!

For all the publicity that this app gets, I personally find it terrible. Not the eye-candy nor anything else works well for Google Reader. Reeder's where it's at!!

I already bought it for the iPad. Now I have to pay for it all over again for the iPhone?