After the two alternatives presented, Feedly and gReader, today we present Press, another application that will use the free Feedly Cloud platform.
Press offers a blend of Feedly's superb user interface and gReader's versatility and comprehensive features. Press is immediately impressive and a crucial option for those who will be left without one after July 1st.
Besides working with the free Feedly Cloud platform, it can also be used on other systems. The developers have been continuously improving the interface and performance, adding new features and features.
Press has a simple and intuitive interface that groups all your RSS feeds into three different columns : unread, read, and favorites. Simply switching between the three will see everything organized into folders with a series of numbers and dots indicating how many articles are in each folder waiting to be read.
Once you've browsed through the different articles, you can smoothly swipe through each one, with continuous scrolling that allows you to move between them all. With the latest updates, Press has added a left swipe to navigate back through the hierarchy of articles, sources, and folders. The immediate conclusion is that you're dealing with a fantastic and well-designed application.
For many, the best thing about Press is its integration of several services that provide a seamless user experience. No matter which service you choose from options like Feedly, Feed Bin, or Feed Wrangler, the interface for navigating folders and articles will be the same.
The settings menu will be very similar , offering synchronization options such as time intervals and the maximum number of items, interface options to control the application in a more pleasant way, and many options to customize your application as desired.
There are few reasons not to try Press and decide which will be your preferred app for reading your favorite RSS feeds. Priced at €2.25, it's a perfect choice for using the free Feedly Cloud platform starting July 1st, following the discontinuation of Google Reader.
More information - How to transfer your RSS feeds from Google Reader to Feedly Cloud
Source - Android Central
