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Reeder client for Google Reader now available for iPad

by Michael Rose (Jun 12th, 2010)

It's been a busy few weeks for iPad RSS clients. The Early Edition saw an update, Pulse got keynote love followed by a quick yank from/return to the App Store... it's almost as if the whole Newspad idea is starting to catch on. Judging by our inbox volume, a lot of you are very excited about ...

Holiday weekend giveaway: Early Edition for iPad delivers easy RSS

by Michael Rose (Jun 1st, 2010)

Who cares that it's Tuesday already? We're still going strong with our holiday weekend giveaways. Next up: the capable and pleasant 'Newspad' app The Early Edition, just revised to version 1.1. There's a lot of buzz today around a new contender in the iPad newsreader market, but it's good to ...

Found Footage: Pulse News Reader for iPad

by Steven Sande (Jun 1st, 2010)

I've been looking for an iPad RSS news reader for a while, and was totally underwhelmed by what was out there. Fortunately, a reader pointed me to a video demonstrating Pulse News Reader (US$3.99), a new RSS reader from a couple of Stanford grad students. Ankit Gupta and Akshay Kothari have ...

First Look: Byline 3.0 for iPhone

by Michael Jones (May 11th, 2010)

The folks over at Phantom Fish software have released version 3 of their popular Byline feed reader app for the iPhone. The update brings with it several new features, including integration with Instapaper, gesture-based navigation, and improved performance. Byline works by fetching a list of ...

Dear Aunt TUAW: Why are there TV Squad Posts in your RSS feeds?

by Erica Sadun (May 6th, 2010)

Dear Aunt TUAW, I'm dying here. Your RSS feed is full, I mean FULL, of posts from TV Squad. I don't watch TV. How do I get the TV out of my TUAW feed? Love and thanks! Your affectionate nephew ...

Because you asked: iPad-free TUAW feed

by Erica Sadun (Mar 31st, 2010)

You begged. You pleaded. You filled our in-box. We listened. We heard. We understand. For all of you who love the Mac and Apple news but whose interest in (and, occasionally, patience for) the iPhone and iPad have been exhausted, we have a solution. We're happy to introduce the following ...

Apple introduces iPhone developer RSS news feed, takes time off from iTunes Connect

by Joachim Bean (Dec 9th, 2009)

Late yesterday, Apple introduced a RSS feed for news from the App Store Resource Center, which was introduced a few months ago, and gives iPhone developers news about what's going on with the App Store for developers. Apple promises to deliver current turnaround time for app reviews (kind of a hot ...

Beta Beat: Gruml brings GReader to the Mac desktop

by Brett Terpstra (Oct 27th, 2009)

I discovered Gruml a while back, but didn't write about it right away because there were too many glitches in the first beta to make it really interesting. Thankfully, recent releases have smoothed out the vast majority of the kinks, and I can now present -- with gusto -- a great RSS reader that ...

Fourteen ways to enjoy TUAW

by Victor Agreda, Jr. (Sep 2nd, 2009)

We're always trying new things around here, from apps to web services to hardware and all kinds of novel ways to do what we do. We also appreciate the fact that many of you read us via RSS or even the iPhone. To that end, here's a list of the many ways to enjoy TUAW in all its myriad forms. If you ...

NetNewsWire starts syncing with Google Reader, NewsGator Online perishes

by Brett Terpstra (Jul 30th, 2009)

I have fervently wished for a desktop client to work with Google Reader for as long as Reader has been around. NewsGator finally answered my plea, announcing that NetNewsWire and the rest of the NewsGator RSS Reader Suite would be syncing solely with Google Reader after August 31, 2009. This signals ...

TapLynx - Create iPhone focused newsreader applications without programming

by Jason Clarke (Jun 23rd, 2009)

Users of NewsGator's NetNewsWire iPhone news reader have been waiting with bated breath for the next iteration of the application, with the promise of the ability to mark news items unread and send articles to InstaPaper Instapaper, amongst other enhancements. As time has gone on, it became clear ...

Getting started with Times, an RSS reader for everyone

by Victor Agreda, Jr. (Apr 14th, 2009)

Most RSS readers on the desktop look like lists. Times, a reader Mat covered last year, looks like a newspaper. In a "normal" RSS reader, the river of information can become a blur and users may be put off by the incessant noise. Times, on the other hand, aims to make feeds more pleasant to peruse. ...

Apple releases security, Java updates

by Christina Warren (Feb 12th, 2009)

Start your engines -- er, Apple menus -- it's Software Update time! Apple has just issued two security updates today. The first is aimed at Java for OS X 10.5.6 and the Java Web Start and Java Applet components. The second update is for both Mac OS X 10.4.11 and Mac OS X 10.5.6 is a broader ...

Safari RSS vulnerability might reveal your personal data

by Michael Rose (Jan 13th, 2009)

This vulnerability is patched in the 2009-001 security updates. When reports of security issues in Apple's Safari browser come over the transom, they get our attention. When they're exploitable in both the Mac and Windows versions of Safari, they get our full and undivided attention. When the person ...

Apps that feed your nose for news

by Robert Palmer (Dec 29th, 2008)

News junkies: Every headline is our toke, every cutline is our crack. A true news junkie doesn't stop at just one app, feed, or source; s/he wants them all. Thankfully, your iPhone or iPod touch can be your connection to news from your community and from around the world. While RSS feed readers ...