What's best RSS reader for Mac desktop, iPad and iPhone so I don't see repeat stories? @GoogleReader have offline mode?
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http://fastflip.googlelabs.com
I've also tried Feedly, which I enjoy a lot, yet for some reason always have a habit to come back to Google Reader and Fast Flip. From what I've heard, Feedly is one of the more established ones, yet it's a matter of sticking with it.
http://www.feedly.com
Haven't tried all of the following, yet have also heard good things about the following applications. Readers such as Parse.ly and Zite claim to be "intelligent" readers, and they both link to Twitter. One of my favorite video demos was from Parse.ly as they actually went through the actual app whereas the others played some upbeat music and just showed you pictures etc.
Pulse by Alphonso Labs
http://www.alphonsolabs.com
http://www.flipboard.com
Parse.ly
http://parse.ly
Taptu
http://www.taptu.com
Zite
http://www.zite.com
If you're looking for a page layout news, which you can create and organize, there are plenty of those, which it could be overwhelming at first, yet a few you may want to bookmark to try out:
AllTop.com
http://www.alltop.com
Feedables
http://www.feedables.com
Guzzle.it
http://www.guzzle.it
Newswer
http://www.newser.com
PopURLs
http://www.popurls.com
There are also a growing number of social or community news sites startups, which you might as well call the "new Diggs" of the world. Not sure if you'd call these sites RSS Readers, or are actually what you're looking, as not all have mobile applications, yet nonetheless there's some interesting ones out there.
Gist.com
http://www.gist.com
Mashable Follow
http://mashable.com/follow
Newsle
http://www.newsle.com
Newspapair
http://www.newspapair.com
Xydo
http://www.xydo.com
Zmarter
http://www.zmarter.com
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It syncs with Google Reader and has an offline mode. The iPhone and iPad apps are great. I cannot testify for the Mac app but I heard that's great too. I prefer to use the Google Reader website but that's just out of habit and my Mac is always connected to the internet.
They're not free apps and the iPad is a separate standalone app than the iPhone version. In Australia the iPad app is about $6.99 (If I remember correctly). Not too sure about the iPhone version.
I really do love Reeder. I've been using it ever since it came out for the iPhone and works flawlessly.
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Check this out:
http://mashable.com/2011/05/20/optimize-google-reader/