S sdtexas4 macrumors member Original poster Jun 1, 2008 52 0 Jun 27, 2010 #1 Thinking about getting one, but I don't want one that isn't worth it. Any ideas?
J jsgreen macrumors 6502 Nov 27, 2007 372 59 NH Jun 27, 2010 #2 I like NetNewsWire (free version has been just fine)
Neolithium macrumors 6502a Jun 4, 2010 563 0 Wherever the army needs me. Jun 27, 2010 #3 I'm just using MobileRSS Free version, the ads aren't intrusive, but I don't read the feeds enough to warrant actually purchasing an app.
I'm just using MobileRSS Free version, the ads aren't intrusive, but I don't read the feeds enough to warrant actually purchasing an app.
Costanza macrumors newbie Jul 15, 2009 2 0 Jun 27, 2010 #4 I use Reeder. It syncs up with your google reader. Once I started using it it became my most used app. Downside is its $3 and the iPad version is a separate $5 app, so if you have both an iPad and iPhone that might be a downer.
I use Reeder. It syncs up with your google reader. Once I started using it it became my most used app. Downside is its $3 and the iPad version is a separate $5 app, so if you have both an iPad and iPhone that might be a downer.
T Tu13es macrumors regular Sep 28, 2009 161 0 Jun 27, 2010 #5 Seconding Reeder. Probably the best $3 I've spent. It's really snappy and I can pick up on my Google Reader feeds when I'm away from my computer. This probably belongs in another forum, btw.
Seconding Reeder. Probably the best $3 I've spent. It's really snappy and I can pick up on my Google Reader feeds when I'm away from my computer. This probably belongs in another forum, btw.
4 482123 macrumors member Jun 25, 2010 31 0 Jun 27, 2010 #6 Reeder is awesome. By far the best RSS app I've used.
M mterlouw macrumors member Jul 25, 2006 30 0 Jun 27, 2010 #7 xFeed is really nice and is free. It comes with a lot of popular feeds pre-configured, including MacRumors.
xFeed is really nice and is free. It comes with a lot of popular feeds pre-configured, including MacRumors.