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The iPad gets good RSS readers like the Pulse, and it now has a Google-reader syncing RSS App known as River of News.
Not only can it organize feeds into folders, but you can scroll vertically and horizontally through items, with a little feature known as infinite scrolling. It’s almost as cool as ABC’s globe format.
This means that we don’t just jump back and forth between header and article, but you can stream through what you want to see. You can mark as read while you scroll, in two fonts or 3 sizes so it is easy on the eyes. You can then store it through Facebook, Twitter, email, Instapaper, Read it Later, Del.icio.us, and Tumblr.
You should be able to get it for about $2.99.
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