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Palabre

Palabre is an all in one news app, acclaimed as the best user experience as a Feedly reader, a RSS Reader, Google News (Google Reader) and has gotten really good press.

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  • Free
  • Proprietary

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  • Android
  • Android Tablet
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Manages bookmarks and RSS feeds with customizable widgets and themes. Offers browser extensions for cross-device usability and personalized pages.

 
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What is Palabre?

News for everything No matter which topic/blog/website you want to read, find it with Palabre, and manage your RSS feeds or Feedly subscriptions easily. Add your Feedly account, find content based on your interests, or add any RSS feed using our search engine. Interested in reading stories from the NYTimes, CNN, People Magazine, BuzzFeed or worldwide stories? Or are your favorite websites about tech, geek stuff or video games? Palabre will be your perfect news reader for every topic or blog you want to follow. Our favorites are from tech news, video games and Android. What’s yours?