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Printful is a strong, simple article reader that parses the text from online articles and displays it in an easy-to-read, newspaper-like format. Just know that there are similar apps that do the same.

TweetMag expands the articles and links behind the 140-character limit of Twitter, whether it be from your stream or the outer world.

The Big Picture is The Boston Globe's flagship photo news section, devoted to presenting the latest world happenings in pictorial form.

Is it Flud or is it Pulse? It's hard to tell at first, but Flud has a few performance enhancements that set it apart from its competition.

In the overcrowded RSS reader category, River of News manages to catch the eye.

Digg.com may not be where it's at these days, but that doesn't stop DiggMixer from making the site more fun than it has been in quite a while.

Times is gorgeous, but there has to be something more under the surface.

Wide Angle is a 'Big Picture' feed reader, allowing you to see some of the most spectacular images on a most spectacular device.

Flipboard hits a home run with its sharp visuals and excellent interface, but loses points for being more of a novelty than anything else.

Popular Mechanics reveals the true power of the iPad with succinct design, seamless integration and smart content.

The self-proclaimed "newspaper of the future" has arrived on the iPad and it knows exactly what you want to read... or does it?

One of the oldest news organizations meets one of the newest devices on the market; creating an application that was not only featured in Apple's iPhone 4 keynote, but also awarded five stars by 148Apps.

What at first appears spartan in Reeder is actually a wonderfully unique design.

Sideways is the first magazine designed for the iPad and it begins to deliver on the hype of iPad-only magazines.

Zinio, an old hand at digital magazines, gets it right on the iPad.