Feeds application brings native Google Reader support to iPhone

Posted on 19 April 2008 by Chase Higgins




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RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is an great way to keep up on the latest news. What’s better, is when you can check the your favorite RSS feeds natively on your iPhone by way of Google Reader. What could be better than that?  The new Feeds application is looking to bring that functionality to the table.

Native RSS Feeds reader

It is in beta right now, but it’s looking very promising. There is no need to go through and manually subscribe to your feeds again, or import an opml file. All you have to do, is enter your Google Reader user name and password, and you’re in. All your feeds are right there, and also, they are synced back to Google Reader. When you read an article on your iPhone, Google Reader reflects that.

It is a great application, and it will be exciting to see what features it brings when it comes out of beta. To get Feeds on Installer, you will need to add this source:

http://424f.com/iphone/repository

After you have added this source, Feeds will show up under the Network category.



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