:: :: REALLY SIMPLY SINGULAR :: Read Review »Reeder and Reeder for iPad are now available for free, for a limited time only. Reeder is a RSS reader and client for Feedbin, Fever, and Readability. It can also be used with Google Reader which, as we all know by now, closes on 7/1/2013. Head on over to the App Store and pick up this free app that is regularly priced at $2.99.
:: IMAGINATIVE DESIGN :: Read Review »Reeder, an RSS reader, received an update that enables Feedbin. Google Reader will be closed on July 1st and Feedbin offers an alternative option for those who use the app. The update also allows for users to use Reeder as a standalone reader, without the need to sync.
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:: REALLY SIMPLY SINGULARReeder is one of the better looking and functioning Google Reader enabled RSS readers for the iPhone. We got word last week that the currently in-development iPad version is getting closer to release. In addition, the developer posted a few screen shots for us to take a look at.
From the looks of the preview screens, Reeder is going to be as gorgeous and innovative on the iPad as it is on the iPhone. We don't know if Reeder for the iPad will be released as a separate app or as an Universal update to the iPhone version yet. Definitely one to keep an eye out for though.
Hit the jump for more screen shots from the upcoming Reeder for iPad.
