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Digg for iOS gets unread mode, Reader mobile mirrors its app counterpart

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Digg iOS app and Reader get upgrades

Couple of updates for those who like their Digg on the go. First up is the revamp of the social news aggregator's iOS app. Using the latest version, you can view stories by unread items only and delete feeds from directly within the app. Scrolling has been improved as well, and the offering now has support for Readability. Digg Reader's getting a boost as well, with optimization on the mobile site "captur[ing] the look and feel" of the iOS app, according to Digg. There's also full support for sites like YouTube and SoundCloud via HTML5. More info can be excavated in the source link below.

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Google Reader Closes Down Today

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A very sad demise of Google Reader is being done today. Google has already announced in March that it will power down its Reader services on July 1, 2013. Google gave its Reader users 3 months to...

Digg Reader Web and iOS App Goes Public with Android Coming Next

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Digg has officially announced to open its Reader service for public on Friday. Digg reader web and iOS apps are opened, while its android app is coming next soon. Digg team has being testing its...

Digg Reader iOS App is Available Now

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The sun has definitely set on Google Reader for good. Yet there is a substitute in the form of a brand new Digg Reader rolled out for web yesterday. It ensued on beta and now is also available today...

Digg RSS Reader in Beta Coming Next Week

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Digg has arrived with its replacement version of the Google Reader and it is on the selfsame API. It will open on June 26th for everyone and the friends and family beta will launch even earlier (on...
    


Digg Wants To Replace Google Reader

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The fulling social media site, Digg, is apparently trying to take a new direction. After an unflattering launch of the “New Digg” last year, it seems that the social media platform is trying to conquer once again its place on the web with a new take and build a new Google Reader.

According to Digg’s blog, “Like many of ...
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