Pulse News
Add to favorites Rating: 4.5 (85,080) Cost: Free Downloads: 10,000,000 - 50,000,000
Pulse News is a beautiful app that takes your favorite websites and transforms them into a colorful and interactive mosaic. Tap on an article to see a clean and elegant view of the news story. Save stories for reading later across all platforms or sync them with Instapaper, Read it Later and Evernote. Sharing a story via Facebook, Twitter and email is as easy as two taps.
Download this award-winning news application, that has been downloaded by millions of users.
Press:
"Pulse News - the new king of Apps" - Fortune Magazine
"Pulse is the best news reader app ever" -The Next Web
"Pulse News is a solid app, visually pleasing even on a smaller screen." - TechCrunch
Features:
☆ All your content in one place: So easy to add any content you want, from Huffington Post, Time Magazine and Vanity Fair to your Facebook feed.
☆ Dual view: For each article on Pulse, you can switch between a clean summary of the article or go to the website directly. When you tap on an article, both are ready to view, almost instantly!
☆ Offline sync: No internet? No problem. Pulse loads the news stories you read, and makes them available wherever you are.
☆ Save Stories: Collect your favorite stories using your Pulse.me account. Send to Instapaper, Read it Later, Evernote and Google Reader, all in one tap.
☆ News discovery: Pulse features new publishers each week. You can also search for a news source by simple keywords.
☆ Easy share: Found an interesting news article? Sharing a news story on Pulse via Email, Facebook, and Twitter is as easy as two taps.
☆ Source Syncing: With your Pulse account, sync your favorite sources across your all your devices and platforms.
☆ Integration with Google Reader: Pulse allows you to directly import all your RSS feeds from Google Reader. Your stories are synced with your Google account.
By downloading the Pulse News app, you accept the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy agreements (http://www.pulse.me/about/#/about-us)
Connect with us: Visit us at http://pulse.me or email us at feedback@pulse.me. Follow us at @pulsepad on Twitter or follow us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pulsepad
Sci - 2011-09-08
Edited: Great app but MAJOR data hog. Expect this apptt alone to eat more than 1gb per month unless you disable 3g data when not connected to a lan.
Cordenne - 2011-07-29
Honestly, it is excellent! Only thinğ I can say is I wish it were bigger. Like as big as the original News widget for at & t HTC Aria.
Eirik - 2011-08-31
I like it a lot, but it would be nice to have a widget that uses all of my feeds as source, becaus having a widget for all of them is a vaste!
Christoph - 2011-08-24
The only reason I don't give it 5 stars is because it doesn't have the feature to mark posts as read when you've read them. I connected Pulse to my Google Reader account so I could catch up on those stories on the go. But because it doesn't mark those stories as having been read, they show up again not only when I access Google Reader on the web but also within the Pulse app itself. So I have to scroll through the 10 or 30 or 50 stories I've already read to get to those which I have not. Very annoying.
Arturo - 2011-08-07
This app is fantastic, it's pretty, simple to use and quite customizable, BUT it consumes my resources constantly, even with background update disabled. So I force stop it but some time later it'll come back, even though I'm not needing it. This might not seem like an issue but when you have a Motobloat phone, you can't let apps waste your precious resources.
Alan - 2011-08-24
Installed Pulse a while ago and removed it. Then installed it again and love it. I have everything at my finger tips. Keep up the good work.
Dan - 2011-08-19
How many times have you been on the subway (underground with no service), tapped an article only to find the annoying "tap here to read more" and missing images within the articles? They need a TRUE offline option - they advertise it as working offline, but this is not the case. 3 stars until this happens.
David - 2011-08-29
The killer app. In fact, if there were a "Pulse slab" (hardware that exists SOLELY to run Pulse) that was Kindle-thin, Kindle-light, with a9" 4:3 mirasol or Pixel Qi display, some kind of built in 3G service (no browser, 3G would just pull RSS feeds), and got 20 hours of battery life....I'd rather have that than my Asus Transformer. Forget Honeycomb, iOS, Ice Cream Sandwhich, QNX, whatever...the tablet form factor exists for Pulse. I'm ranting, but I'm right.
Shaun - 2011-08-08
Droid x gets very hot and bricks while using pulse for more than ten minutes. Happening after 2.3 update
Michael - 2011-10-05
This is by far my favorite and most frequently used app. Updates frequently. Needs better loading capabilities from sources with embedded videos, otherwise would be a five star app. Definitely the best news reader out there.
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