NewsRob Pro is a RSS/Atom reader that auto syncs with Google Reader. There is also a paid version that is ad-free and unlocks extra features in this version, like Share With Note. Also more features will be added in future releases here: http://bit.ly/nr_pro
Price: Free, €4.99
Pros
NewsRob Android App syncs your Google Reader of RSS feeds with your Android phone. Use the app to conveniently read RSS feeds online or offline, mark read, favorite and categorize various subscribed RSS feeds. Receive Android notifications of new feed content, and cache contents to SD card versus internal memory storage. With the paid version of NewsRob you can add a note to a shared article, or add/view comments.
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Great alternative Android app for RSS feeds (even better then mobile version of Google Reader for Android phones).
You have to sign into your Google Account to use the app plus subscribe to feeds via Google Reader as NewsRob is a sync and display tool.
Really dependent on how often you read your feeds. Potentially used multiple times daily.
NewsRob Android App is a mixture of native app and web-based content from your subscribed sources.




(4.2 out of 5)
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You found no cons? Not the bugginess or the fact that once-free software is now charging an insane fee for updates? As a long time user of NewsRob, I’m now actively searching for an alternative.
In other news: your comment form doesn’t work with the standard Android browser? Seriously? Fix that!
You’re right about it being free, then on the anniversary there became a paid version with only one feature enhancement.
I prefer Greed to this app almost entirely because it doesn’t require you to give the app your GMail login.
A pretty decent app. I am sure Google will eventually release an actual Google Reader app though…only makes sense. So I am not really willing to spend money on a RSS feed.