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NewsRob (Google Reader / RSS) (v. 4.8.8) Разработано Mariano Kamp |
NewsRob is an RSS/Atom newsreader that auto syncs with Google Reader.
NewsRob is the Chuck Norris of news readers.
- Two way sync in the background
- Extensive offline support
- Downloads full web pages of (partial) feeds
Pro version available: http://bit.ly/nr_pro.
Miss a feature? http://bit.ly/nr_suggest
Participate? http://bit.ly/nr_list
Top questions from the FAQ:
Q:The Google Reader unread count doesn't match the NewsRob unread count
A:NewsRob only shows the unread count of the articles that it fetched and are stored locally now. You can set the number of articles you want to see locally using Settings/Local Cache/Reading List. Also relevant is Settings/Sync/Sync Type. If you have "Unread Only" there then NewsRob will try during each sync to remove articles locally that you read and fill them up with unread articles from your Google Reader account.
Q:Not all of the feeds in Google Reader show up on NewsRob. Why's that?
A: NewsRob will only show the feeds for which there are currently articles on your phone.
If you have 300 feeds on Google Reader, but the most recent 500 articles, if that is what you set capacity-setting to, only are in 90 feeds, then you will only see 90 feeds. When new articles arrive that are in other feeds, those feeds will be displayed then.
Also NewsRob will only show the feeds that match the current selection. That means if you look at the label "android" it will only show you the feeds that are below the "android" label. Additionally if you set NewsRob to "hide read articles" you will only see feeds with unread articles.
Checkout the complete FAQ: http://bit.ly/nrfaq
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[2013-03-28] A Google User: The best! |
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[2013-03-24] A Google User: Doesn't Work For Read Articles This reader starts out only listing unread feeds and articles. It's annoying since this isn't how Google Reader functions by default. There is an option to change it to list all articles, but it doesn't work. There's a flaw where the read feeds and articles from the subscriptions aren't displayed. This app also has an incredibly outdated interface with a reappearing tip due to a bug. Judging from the other reviews, it looks like this app was left to rot. I guess you shouldn't bother installing it. |
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[2013-03-24] A Google User: Great but... Will this be maintained after Google shuts down reader? |
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[2013-03-22] A Google User: Developer attention needed It looks like the developer has abandoned this project. Do not purchase. It's been almost a year since the latest update, and some major bugs remain. |
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[2013-03-21] A Google User: Love it Been using this for 4 months and it gets the job done right! Now maybe a dash clock extension ... |
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[2013-03-19] A Google User: The future? Mr Kamp, If you are reading this, please inform us on the future of NewsRob when google reader is no more. Really think that NewsRob is the best. And really hope to stay with it even without Google Reader |
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[2013-03-19] A Google User: My favourite RSS feed reader Probably my most used app. It's simplicity is great. I do have some issues with embedded YouTube videos, which I would like to see fixed. Other than that, an easy to use and fluid app. |
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[2013-03-17] A Google User: Best out there. This is the best rss reader out there. I've been using this since I turned to the Android ecosystem. Really hope still can use it after Google Reader shuts down. |
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[2013-03-17] A Google User: Best app for offline reading So, I mostly use RSS for reading 9gag, memebase and dealextreme updates, so basically pictures sync is important for me. Also I always sync on wifi in order to read offline, so the refreshing of content and a functional download of pictures for offline reading is all I expect from an app like this. Newsrob is the first app to actually do this job. Many other apps would always have missing pics or take forever to donwload just a few posts. I really hope the devs will make something about Google Reader being shut =/ |
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[2013-03-17] A Google User: My #1 android app This is by far the most used app in all of my Android devices, great to keep track of read items and local caching does wonders for offline reading. I hope the developer can come up with a replacement source for google reader, eventually with support for privately-hosted RSS aggregators like tt-rss. |
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