Everyone’s favourite Free RSS Google reader “Google reader” is set to retire on 1 July. Google reader is a free RSS aggregator service where you can add rss feeds from different websites and track all the different feeds data from those websites in one place
In a Google blogpost google’ senior vice-president of technical infrastructure, Urs Hölzle, said google Reader launched in 2005 will be retired as part of a Google spring clean.
The best RSS reader options after Google reader
There are different types of rss readers , some of them are “Desktop RSS readers” , “Standalone RSS reader” software” , RSS reader apps and also plugins that attaché to your favourite browser
Well luckily Google is not the only provider that provides a free rss reader service , so here are some alternatives that do a excellent job of aggregating all the news you interested in in one place
Feedly News reader
Feedly is a news aggregator or RSS feed reader application for various Web browsers and mobile devices running iOS and Android. It compiles news feeds from a variety of online sources for the user to customize and share with others Connect here at feedly
FeedDemon Lite or pro
Feed demon is a RSS and Atom feed readers. FeedDemon has a clean interface,is excellent for managing hundreds of feeds (or more); lets you set up watch lists; offers an online edition; syncs podcasts with iPods and other handheld media players.
Its Flexible, easy to read and organize news and articles from different websites. This used to be free but now they have a FeedDemon Pro or FeedDemon Lite. Download here
Fuzzy Duck RSS Reader 1.6.0.0 ( FREE)
Fuzzy Duck RSS Reader was designed to be a freeware RSS, ATOM and RDF news reader. Simple, fast and extremly small, this reader is designed to sit on your desktop and give you the latest headlines and descriptions from all of your news feeds DOWNLOAD HERE
Bloglines Web-based newsreader
The Bloglines Web-based newsreader runs inside your browser; no software to install; it’s free. It requires no software installation, so you can access your newsfeeds from any Internet-enabled computer.
Feedreader ( FREE windows application)
Feedreader is a free RSS and Atom aggregator for Windows. It has a stripped down, though configurable, three-pane interface similar toNetNewsWire on Mac OS X. Recent beta versions use MySQL as database back-end.
Website – www.feedreader.com
Feedreader is a FREE RSS news aggregation solution. There is also a online version ( Feedreader Online )allows you to view your feeds from any web browser, on any device, without installing any software
NEWSGATOR FOR OUTLOOK
If you already rely heavily on your Microsoft Outlook, this newsreader is for you. NewsGator 2.6 is a unique newsreader, in that it integrates with Microsoft Outlook, thereby allowing Outlook users to browse newsfeeds from within the same program that delivers daily e-mail.
Go to thier website
RSS Bandit
RSS Bandit is a nice, simple feed reader that lets you browse news in an organized fashion and has a Microsoft outlook type interface. With this software you can organize feeds in folders, RSS Bandit also detects relations between individual posts and threads them logically
RSS Bandit is a RSS desktop feed aggregator.Check screenshots and download here
RSSOwl
RSSOwl is a free and powerful news feed reader. RSSOwl lets you gather, organize and search news in a convenient, easy to use interface with endless flexibility.
Download RSSOwl 2.1.6
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Many people saddened by the announcement of this demise of Google reader have taken to Twitter using the #SaveGoogleReader hashtag, determined to keep the site alive by creating a online petition, you might wanna join the cause if you still like Google reader
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I’ve found that since I migrated to feedly, my Chrome runs out of memory often enough that I get a pop-up telling me to close Chrome at least once a day. It’s not as configurable as Google Reader, either, though I’m hard-pressed to quite put my finger on what it is I want it to do that it won’t. It’s very frustrating. I’ll check out some of these other suggestions.
It might be feedly that replaces google reader for me..considering your rss reader review
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