Google Reader Alternatives for iPad

Feedly is filled with so many rescources that you can type in any random word and it will undoubtedly lead you to a website or blog that you never knew existed.

Best form of news aggregator that I could find. Very easy to manage, clean and intuitive UI and superbly user friendly.

Costs a ton for what used to be free

It never seemed to just... work like Reader did; I have to go through hoops just to add a site to my Feedly, rather than just putting in a URL and suddenly having complete access to that site's RSS. Maybe it's because I was young and ignorant as to how this works when I was using Reader, I don't know.

functionable and easy to user

same functionality, with a more complicated, but clean, interface. You can reliably use feedly without needing to purchase a subscription

to share content from favorite sites

You can have full basic function with free account.

good feature set in free membership plan. social features.

You can not see the pricing plans before registering, and it is expensive!

The most configurable RSS reader avalaible for many platforms.

It's the best alternative to Google Reader that I have ever used. It's not using the more popular these days look that's oversaturated with huge screenshots or banners with only minimal text but uses the interface that is almost identical to what GR offered. Highly recommended!

Highly customizable interface!

Newsblur is fantastic - handles the simple task of keeping track of many feeds very well. Also has many features, like multiple methods of displaying posts, training it to highlight the posts that matter most, lots of organization & filtering methods, etc.

Integrated sharing and threaded commenting. Because it's a paid service, it doesn't share / sell your personal information, good mobile apps and compatibility with third-party apps.

Completely free, no ads, simple to use, great UI, and no cons whatsoever!