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NewsLife - The friendly RSS news feed reader

NewsLife - The friendly RSS news feed reader at Mac App Store analyse

ThinkMac Software
4,760 ratings · Power index: 584
Version 2.2.5
Size 1.96 Mb
Updated 7 years ago
Released 22 Mar 2011

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Description

NewsLife 2 is the smart way to keep track of whats on your favorite websites. No more days spent glued to your browser — with NewsLife handling your RSS and Atom feeds, its easy to keep up-to-date. Get notified when new content is published. Track what youve already read. Share stories with your friends. Group feeds, and view all their articles together. Want to see everything published today, or by a certain author? Its just a click away. For fans of Flickr, weve developed the new Photo Mode: NewsLife 2 detects when youre viewing a Flickr RSS feed and optimises the user interface for photographs, giving you a great view every time. Wall of text? Give yourself a richer experience: NewsLife 2s Picture Tile mode correlates images published by your feeds, letting you browse through your news stories visually. Incredible news? The News Clippings feature makes it easy to keep track of interesting or important content in your feeds, giving you fast access to the articles you add to it and making it easy to show your friends. Share stories by Twitter, FaceBook or email – and more – all with a simple click.

Estimates

Monthly Downloads > 12.85k
Est. Revenue ~ $5.26k

Availability

Devices

MacDesktop

Pricing by country

Country Price
Canada 9.99 CAD
China 45 CNY
France 7.99 EUR
Germany 7.99 EUR
Italy 7.99 EUR
Netherlands 7.99 EUR
Portugal 7.99 EUR
Spain 7.99 EUR
Poland 7.99 EUR
UK 6.99 GBP
India 549 INR
Japan 840 JPY
Poland 32.99 PLN
Russia 529 RUB
Turkey 29.99 TRY
USA 6.99 USD
Korea, Republic Of 7.69 USD
Ukraine 6.99 USD

Buggy and lacking features

PeasPlease · 15 years ago · v2.0.5

NewsLife is a waste of money when compared to free services like Google Reader. Some feeds seem to have deleted themselves, others have doubled. One folder of feeds refuses to open, I just get the Mac spinning wheel and the app freezes. Some feeds refuse to be marked as read when right clicking. When browsing through a feed using the up and down buttons, suddenly NewsLife changed the feed randomly, even though the current one still had unread articles (i.e. it had not reached the end of the feed). NewsLife doesnt display some basic feed content which shows up easily in Google Reader - I think my Fail Blog subscription was one example. The design is a bit simple too - the app store sets a high standard for design, even simple designs, while NewsLife is basically a green application window with feeds on the left and text in the middle. Take a look at Sparrow or Day One for simple but interesting app designs! For the money, there really isnt enough going for this app. Not enough features, too buggy and not slickly designed enough for the money. Use Google Reader or download another free RSS reader.

NewsLife passt

ohneQ · 15 years ago · v2.0.5

Zum Lesen der RSS-Feeds ist es ein schönes Programm, es zeigt die News nett und sehr übersichtlich an - das einfügen der Feeds ist auch einfach (direkt im Safari-Browser). Mir persöhnlich fehlt ein Share-button für Twitter und Facebook und es wär cool, wenn die Seiten direkt in der Software geöffnet werden würden und nicht in Safari. Zur Sync mit Google kann ich nichts sagen, da ich es nicht nutze.

Overpriced for its limitations

Mollari 2261 · 14 years ago

This a basic RSS browser with some eye candy and not much else: no Google Reader sync, limited sharing capability. It is therefore overpriced for being so basic; there are free apps that offer more, e.g. Cappuccino.

Basic, overpriced RSS reader

tekkie52 · 12 years ago

As another reviewer points out, this is a very basic RSS reader with some eye candy. Its not bad, but it is overpriced given its limited feature set. NewsLife is a viable alternative to RSS readers that require a Google Reader account, since Reader will soon be discontinued. But other available RSS readers (e.g., NewsRack) are much more versatile and have far more features for a lower price.