NetNewsWire app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Black Pixel
First release : 03 Sep 2015
App size: 17.06 Mb
Follow the Web
NetNewsWire 4, completely written from the ground up for iPhone and iPad. NetNewsWire is the best way to keep up with the sites and authors you read most regularly. Let NetNewsWire pull down the latest articles, and read them in a distraction-free way.
Universal Purchase - NetNewsWire works on iPhone, offers landscape mode on iPhone 6(s) Plus, supports fullscreen, Slide Over and Split View arrangements on iPad, and includes NetNewsWire Today for Apple TV.
Sync - Sync your sites, read articles, and bookmarks with NetNewsWire Cloud Sync.
Favorites - Focus your unread count on the things that really matter to you.
Popular Sites - If you’re just getting started, NetNewsWire can suggest some great reading material.
Sharing - Send articles to Instapaper, Twitter, Facebook and more.
Find Later - Bookmark individual articles, mark sites as your favorites, and quickly find them on your other devices.
Distraction-Free - Reading in a browser means putting up with unwanted stuff. NetNewsWire puts the focus on content.
Latest reviews of NetNewsWire app for iPhone and iPad
Syncro Mac, iPhone e iPad excellent.
Still Crashes Every day
Currently it is unusable - something is broken with the sync service, when I disable internet access the app runs, otherwise it ends in a 100%cpu loop somewhere. sadly it is impossible to disable the syncing service (there is no logout button...?!). It has potential, and was my favorite rss reader but i am disappointed... my bugreports from many many month ago were also not considered :(
It feels very fresh. The font and layout chosen for presenting articles maintain a high level of readability. Im a long-time Reeder user, so in-place images in the news list is nice. Heres where it falls apart: - I cant "read all" articles for a given folder. I want to be able to read my tech news independent of photography or political events. I hope this is coming in the next release! - The articles in the list are way too high, only fitting four articles at a time on an iPhone 6 screen (with no pictures). Within each article, there are 5 rows of text; this makes skimming very difficult.
This app is now worth the price nor is it worth the time downloading onto Apple TV. I will be requesting a refund from Apple.