

Google Reader
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Google Reader was a web-based aggregator, capable of reading Atom and RSS feeds online or offline.
Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
Application types
Alerts
- Discontinued
Platforms
- Online
- Android
- Java Mobile
- Android Tablet
Discontinued
Google Reader was discontinued on July 1, 2013.
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What is Google Reader?
Google Reader was a web-based aggregator, capable of reading Atom and RSS feeds online or offline.
It allowed you to follow your favorite sites, blogs, and more, all in one place. The Google Reader app syncs across all your devices, so your reading lists are always up-to-date.
You can see what your friends are sharing, and easily share any interesting articles you read.









Comments and Reviews
Why google stop this service now? I visit official website but didn't get the result accordingly.
Its inspirational and innovative
I am so mad now that reader is now unavailable. It was a great thing to read on but now sadly, we cannot use it. I hope there will be more good reading apps like this one in the future. I just love this reading app soo much and people who haven't used it should try it. But toooooo late. :(
well that is what we will have to go with :(
I was very disappointed that Google Reader was discontinued but I found another that looks and feels very similar to Google. I have been using Inoreader ever since I spent quite a bit of time shopping around for something similar. It spends more time trying to get you to upgrade nowadays but I'm not bothered by it myself and use the free version to fill all my own needs. At the same time it has also become more advanced with a nice dashboard and method for organizing your feeds.
It has also integrated the use of Pocket web app which can be useful. There are many other options & features that I haven't mentioned here that it also provides, making it worth a try.
which is the best alternative and light app?
The web is so bloated. Light app does not exist now.
One of apps one should be in common with. I use it for a long time, but I keep wondering whether it is so hard to make the design easier and modern? I don't like the colors and really too old design. Maybe it's time to update?
If you click the link to go to Google reader it will give you a discontinued page. On that page there is a link to alternativeTo!
Thank you, captain.