Google reader has been extremely popular among its users. It is one of the best reader in the market and extremely useful for those who like to syndicate and read lot of content. RSS readers are one of the best tool available at dispense of this large community which consume information on internet. You can easily categories website and read content from your favorite website using Google Readers.
But Google Reader is going to die soon, to be precise on July 1, 2013. It has been a while since this announcement was made by google and it has broken many hearts. But if you are worried, you need not to. Here I have consolidated a list of top google reader alternatives.
You can pick one based upon your choice and preference.
I have shortlisted top 7 readers which are extremely good Google Reader alternatives;
Google Reader Alternatives
AOL Reader – aol reader which is in its beta, is a very good reader and alternative for Google Reader. It is easy to use, simple and a great tool for the content reader. It is free to use.
Feedly – Feedly is one of the most popular web reader in current world. Feedly has got Apps and Android apps as well along with its web based reader. It’s attractive and easy to read. Transiting from Google Reader to Feedly won’t be very difficult for you.
Digg Reader – it is another popular reader and alternative for google reader. You can import your feeds from Google Reader. It’s in beta, but its ready to use. It has got clean layout and you get everything well organized.
Newsblur – just like feedly, newsblur is also a very good google alternative and is available for web, iOS apps and android apps. It is free for up to 64 sites and then you have to pay for it.
The OLD Reader – it is simple and extremely good for those who like to share content on social networking site while using Reader. It even look similar to Google Reader.
Netvibe – it is a web reader which is free of clutter. So if you are looking for a reader in its simplest form, then netvibe is a perfect google reader alternative for you.
Pulse – Pulse is another attractive web, iOS and android based ereaders. It is a visual delight and ideal for those who focus on presentation of content.
More Google Reader Alternatives
These are 7 one of the best google reader alternatives. I will be adding 3 more in the coming days. Google reader has been one of my favorite tool. These are free RSS reader. I have mentioned few iOS and RSS Reader for Android, also.
Have you ever used any reader in the past and if yes, please share your experience or any other Alternative to Google.
And if you know others who are looking for google reader alternatives, please share this post with your friends and family on social networking sites.
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Great List! All the alternatives listed are compelling but not a single reader can replace Google Reader. What you say?
That’s right siraj, nothing like Google reader but we have to manage somehow now. Thanks for stopping by..
Thank you for sharing the post with us akhilendra, there are very much alternative available in the market, but for me Feedly is the best Google reader alternative as it is easy to use & is full of different android apps. At the same time it is quite similar to that of Google reader.
Actually, I`ve never used Google reader nor any of the alternatives. What is it actually used for? Sorry about my lack of knowledge. Thanks for the post!
Since Google reader is no longer continued, there will be a lot of people that will be searching for alternatives. Therefore, thank you for sharing this with us. That was a good list with pretty great alternatives. I will try some in the near future. Cheers!
Among all the above mentioned I have heard most about Digg Reader and it seems to be the most popular as well. All the rest seem to be useful alternatives to Google Reader. Thanks for the share.
This post contains each and every bit of information which will be required by an individual while selecting the google alternatives. I was not much aware about alternatives, but through this post I gained a good knowledge base. Thanks for the share.
Glad to see so many alternatives to GR. I use Feedly and really like it so far. And yeah, Digg just introduced the Digg Reader. Let see how this goes.