gReader is an unofficial Google Reader client for Android. Read all your rss/feed news in one place with Google Reader, where keeping up with your favorite websites is as easy as checking your email. More on http://greader.co NOTES: * Please let us know of any issues you encounter via email. * If you still get ads: Clear the cache of the market...
gReader is an unofficial Google Reader client for Android. Read all your rss/feed news in one place with Google Reader, where keeping up with your favorite websites is as easy as checking your email. More on http://greader.co NOTES: * Please let us know of any issues you encounter via email. * If you still get ads: Clear the cache of the market and check the license in gReader again (Menu->More->Check License) * Read the FAQ before commenting: http://greader.co/faq * You want to suggest new features or report issues, use the Feedback button. * Localization If you are interested in translating gReader to other languages, visit http://bit.ly/gr_translate * Beta: http://greader.co/beta * Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.noinnion.android.greader.readerpro
FEATURES (PRO): * Support developers * Ad free version * Better Widgets (Ticker) * Downloading Podcasts * Voice-Reading
FEATURES: * Google Reader synchronization: Use gReader at home, at your office, or anywhere you go and keep your feeds, tags and shared items synched in one place. * 2-Way Sync: Synchronize your read items between gReader and Google Reader. Keep your articles up-to-date * Auto synchronization * User Interface: Simple, fast and intuitive * Tablet optimized: Read your news more comfortable on a tablet * Themes: Light, Black and Dark * Night Mode: Read your articles with white font on black background. Save battery and increase readability in the night. * Offline Reading with full article content * Mark read on scroll * Podcast support (streaming) * Voice-Reading (Text-To-Speech) * Folders / Tags support * Notification * Share articles via Email, Facebook, Twitter, ... * Services: Tranlation, Mobilizer * Save to Pocket (Read it later) / Instapaper / Readability * Search feature: Search and filter keywords, save search results * Sort: by newest, by oldest, by feed * Quick and swipe actions: faster access to funtions * Rich article list (snippet and thumbnail) * Widget: Icon widget with unread badge * Easy Reading: Reading mode view, inverse webpage color * Quick actions, Swipe actions * Fullscreen mode: Enlarge your reading space * Recommended items / sources * HTTPS connection: Use Http Secure to get your feeds * App2SD * OAUTH * Backup/Restore: Backup/Restore your preferences
Try it yourself and build your own opinion.
PERMISSIONS: * GET_ACCOUNTS, USE_CREDENTIALS: Allows access to the list of accounts for quick login to Google Reader account. * READ_LOGS: Used for feedback feature. User could send logs to developer for identifying issues.
Thanks, Dennis. I like Feedly - it's got a nice design, while being functional. In that category, though, I prefer Currents because I find I can get around quicker. You might also want to try out more 'social news' apps like News360, which are starting to come along well.
Hi Mark. I went for the paid version (GReader Pro) because, although it's not as aesthetically pleasing as many other apps, I find I'm more productive with it, getting through content more than I tend to with other apps...when I'm not slacking off ;)
I can't agree with you. gReader is nice, yes but it's not the best option out there. I'd say that Reader HD is the best one. It has great ui and really powerful. Also it uses readability as mobilizer which is best one.
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Tho commented 3 months ago
Bester Reader der mir bis jetzt unter gekommen ist
linkjo kenn ich habs mir allerdings noch nicht installiert!;-)
linkJason Antoniewicz commented 8 months ago
Not as big on the eye candy, but very usable. Certainly one of the better RSS readers out there.
linkIf you use Google Reader, I'd suggest Feedly on your device.
linkI tried g reader but found there want much available in three free version. Probably should give the paid app a shot.
linkThanks, Dennis. I like Feedly - it's got a nice design, while being functional. In that category, though, I prefer Currents because I find I can get around quicker. You might also want to try out more 'social news' apps like News360, which are starting to come along well.
linkHi Mark. I went for the paid version (GReader Pro) because, although it's not as aesthetically pleasing as many other apps, I find I'm more productive with it, getting through content more than I tend to with other apps...when I'm not slacking off ;)
linkHaven't tried this app yet but I do use Reader HD for my RSS feeds and so far, so good.
linkjustynreid commented 9 months ago
My favorite reader. Awesome widgets and keeps my up to date. 5/5
linkI think the google reader ... best of the best . Simple ... Easy ... Fast and useful .. All in one
linkŁukasz Miezin commented 12 months ago
It may not be the best or fastest but it's my favourite. It satisfies my needs and it's all that counts.
linkI can't agree with you. gReader is nice, yes but it's not the best option out there. I'd say that Reader HD is the best one. It has great ui and really powerful. Also it uses readability as mobilizer which is best one.
linkAndreazd commented 1 year ago
Great!!
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