The popular Pulse News Reader (for the iPad) and Pulse News Mini (for iPhone and iPod Touch) apps are now free. The company that develops them has got venture capital funding, and it looks as it they may become ad-supported at some future point.
Pulse provides a different spin on keeping up with news and RSS feeds – serving it up in graphics-heavy, magazine-style layouts. Here are some of its key features, via its App Store page:
★ Dashboard: With the dashboard layout, you can continue to browse stories as you read an article.
★ Offline sync: No internet? No problem. Pulse loads the news you read, and makes it available wherever you are.
★ Easy share: Found an interesting article? Sharing it via email, facebook, twitter and instapaper is as easy as 2 taps.
★ News discovery: Pulse features new publishers every Friday. You can also search for a source by simple keywords. Please note that you can add upto 20 sources in this version.
★ Stay up to date: Want to read the latest news as soon as its published? With a single tap, you can refresh all your sources instantly without ever leaving the application.
You can find Pulse News Reader and Pulse News Mini in the App Store now, and both are now free apps.
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