Google Reader is closed What's now?
7th Feb 2013 the date when Google reader powered down. There is still a lot of people who are not getting out of it and not finding a alternative as good as Google reader there are still so many questions about the power down of Google reader some of the questions are follow:-1. What is the best option for Google reader?
So here are some best alternatives for Google reader and these are also suggested by Google itself.Feedly
Feedly is a better way to organize, read and share the content of your favourite sites. It weaves the content from the RSS feeds of your favourite websites into a fun magazine-like experience and provides seamless integration with social networks.Better Personalization - Organize your favourite blogs, news sites and YouTube channels and access them all in one place (or sync with Twitter and Facebook).
Better Browsing - Feedly transforms web sites into beautiful cards which load quickly and are easy to read.
Better Sharing - Easily save articles across devices or share them with your friends on Twitter, Facebook, Google+ or LinkedIn. Directly or via Buffer, Pocket or Instapaper.
At home, at work or on the go - You can add feedly to all the devices you love. Your phone, tablet and computer are always be in sync.
Feedly compatible news reader apps are for example:
Newsify (iOS)
Press (Android)
Nextgen Reader (Windows Phone)InoReader
Fast RSS Reader for power users with Search, HTTPS, Statistics, Internal social and broadcasting features (with option to turn them off), Android App and iOS Apps integration via open API. Other highlights - over 40 different settings, themes, translated into 18 languages, integration with evernote, pocket, instapaper, tagging, RTL support, Trending section and more... More info »NewsBlur
NewsBlur is a personal news reader that brings people together to talk about the world. It shows you the original site and allows you to read stories directly off the site while keeping track of what you read. It also filters and highlights stories you like and dislike. NewsBlur has an active community of shared stories, published on each user's blurblog.The Old Reader
The Old Reader is a web based RSS reader, something like
Google Reader. Import existing subscriptions, find Facebook friends and more.
