There is a slide-out navigation panel on the left with all the various sources listed. The actual reading interface is very straightforward.

It also goes through your Twitter feed and pulls out anything with a link. After making the in-app purchases, Flyne will automatically pull content from all your Feedly subscriptions like a normal RSS reader. Twitter costs $1.99 and Feedly is just $0.99.

There are also options to add Feedly articles and Twitter feed links.īoth Feedly and Twitter integration are premium features that you can unlock individually. Flyne has built in top feeds for a variety of subjects like technology, science, design, and many more. When you open Flyne (pronounced like the second half of the word 'offline') you'll be presented with an array of sources for content. This is the newest project from Falcon Pro developer Joaquim Verges, and it looks to be off to a very good start. Flyne (Opens in a new window) is an offline reader that syncs the full text of articles from multiple sources like Feedly and Twitter. There is yet another way to read your feeds and social links on Android, and it comes from a noted developer.

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