NetNewsWire 6 adds iCloud RSS syncing, Twitter and Reddit integration, and more
What you need to know
- NetNewsWire 6 is now available for iPhone and iPad.
- This update adds iCloud syncing, support for more services, Twitter and Reddit integration, and more.
Popular RSS reader app NetNewsWire has a new update out with version 6 now available for download from the App Store. This update adds a slew of new features, not least the ability to sync your feeds with iCloud.
That iCloud syncing is a huge deal for anyone who wants to have their feeds sync across multiple devices but doesn't want to use a service like Feedly, for example. It works just like you might expect, although there is one caveat according to developer Stuart Breckenridge.
For those who do want to use a third-party service to sync their feeds, BazQux, Inoreader, NewsBlur, The Old Reader, and FreshRSS are all now supported as of NetNewsWire 6.
New Home Screen widgets have been added, but the more interesting feature is the new Twitter and Reddit integration that will pull those networks into your RSS reader, should you wish.
That's pretty sweet!
All of this is available in the NetNewsWire 6 iPhone and iPad app that can be downloaded now. It's free and well worth a try. In fact, it's one of the best iPhone RSS readers around.
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