Best Feed Application for Droid?

[JeriKu]

Currently I've tried two:

FeedR - Paid for full version but dislike the simple fact that it's difficult to tell which Feeds have new posts. Considering they all remain "green lighted".. there's only a slight shade difference in the title of the Feed. Which is hard to notice for someone like myself.

NewsRob - Enjoyed it but full version costs a bit too much for my liking.

.. So, does anyone have any other recommendations? Thank you for your help.

- JeriKu

 

[kristoff125]

I use feedr, I just manually check my feeds to see updates, cheap and works, it has its problems but I'm over that.

 

[Zargon]

What does the pay version of NewsRob have that the free one doesn't? Besides the lack of ads. Just curious.

 

[The Rick]

for rss feeds?
anyrss works good for me

 

[JeriKu]

@Zargon, I'm honestly not sure.

@TheRick, I'll try it out!

Quick question regarding FeedsR, what's the difference between "mobilizing" a feed and just opening it in the web browser?

 

[jbsangel]

newsRob pay version adds sharing. that's it that i know of. it also kills the ads.

 

[eNonsense]

I've tried many of the new feed reader programs and honestly I haven't found one that I like better than the google reader mobile website.

The argument that people usually bring up is offline reading, but I've been using it since I got my phone in october and have never been in a situation when my phone didn't have some kind of data connection when I wanted to use it. It's kind of a moot point in most all cases.

 

[joshnichols189]

@Zargon, I'm honestly not sure.

@TheRick, I'll try it out!

Quick question regarding FeedsR, what's the difference between "mobilizing" a feed and just opening it in the web browser?

mobilizing opens it in a redirected URL through google reader, or that's what it appears to do.. the url is always a google url and there's no adds when i "mobilize" just the text and pictures included

 

[Erron]

Honestly, I just use google reader and ti works great.