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Biblio Times
An RSS reader for Apple devices that lays your feeds out like a printed paper
It turns feed reading into a finite daily object with an end, fetched on your own device with no account, for a one-time price.
Biblio Times takes the RSS and Atom feeds you pick and composes them each morning into a paper with a front page, sections, halftone photos and two typefaces, with a page fold on iPhone and a page curl. Feeds are fetched on the device; there is no account and no Biblio server in the middle. It handles Thai, Chinese and Japanese, and OPML import is in review. It runs on iPhone, iPad and Mac. The first three papers are free, then a $14.99 Press Pass (launch price to the end of October, $19.99 after) covers all three; no subscription.
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