Google Reader Is Shutting Down, Here Are The Best Alternatives
Google Reader is shutting down on July 1st, means you have less than one week to find the best alternative. From Importing feeds list to finding a new reader here is the process. Some people just want a simple notification to let them know when a new post has arrived. There are many ways to…

Google Reader is shutting down on July 1st, means you have less than one week to find the best alternative. From Importing feeds list to finding a new reader here is the process.
Some people just want a simple notification to let them know when a new post has arrived. There are many ways to read feeds. Desktop readers, Web-based readers, and podcast readers made for our convenience. So here are the best alternatives of Google Reader.
Import Your Google Reader Data
- Head to Google Takeout’s Reader page and click the Create Archive button. It’ll make an archive of all your feed addresses.
- Once it’s finished you can download the archive file.
- Open the ZIP file and go through the folder inside. Inside the Reader folder, you’ll see a file called subscriptions.xml. Extract it on the Desktop.
- Open the new feed reader and go to its settings and find the Import option and. Choose the subscription.xml file. All of your feeds successfully appears on your new reader.
Search For New Reader
For Windows
Feed Demon
FeedDemon is the most popular RSS reader for Windows. It is easy to configure and use. It is one of the best RSS and Atom feed reader. FeedDemon can download and your audio podcasts as well. It is an ad-supported reader.
For Mac

Reeder
Reeder is a perfect feed reader for Mac. Reeder is available for clients iPhone, iPad. It can easily integrate and sync with Google Calendar, Read It Later and Instapaper. Luckily it is a free app now.
Also Consider Monotony, Vienna, Favoriteer.
For Android And iOS

Flipboard is a social network, feed reader, and magazine format application software for Android and iOS. Flipboard is called a social magazine because it’s designed to integrate all of your social media accounts. It is a tough competitor to Google Currents. The user interface is amazing. When you use this app in the tablet you feel like you are really reading and holding a magazine in your hand. Most of the popular site feeds are pre-integrated.
Also consider Feedly, Google Currents, Beyond Podcast Manager.
For Browsers

Feedly
Feedly is a news aggregator or RSS feed reader application for various Web browsers and mobile devices running iOS and Android. Feedly is a simple way to read and share the content of sites. It has integration with Google Reader, Twitter, Delicious, YouTube, and Amazon. You can import your favorite RSS feeds and sources from Google Reader, Bloglines, Netvibes or your bookmarks.
Also, consider Flipbeets
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Have you checked Reader.is?