Great Samsung Galaxy S3 Apps For Delivering The Latest News

Since the Samsung Galaxy S3 was launched in May this year the model has firmly established itself as one of the leading devices around. A range of applications are available for this phone which can help users to perform a number of tasks. One area where there are dozens of apps available is for delivering news to the handset. We look at the very best RSS and news software available for this impressive phone.

One of our favourite news applications for the Samsung Galaxy S3 is undoubtedly Fipboard. This excellent piece of software stands out from its rivals thanks to the eye catching design that it boasts. A whole host of news stories are offered by the app as well as feeds from various social networking accounts. When setting up an account users select the news areas that are of most interest to them. This means that when it comes to using the apps only stories relevant to the users selections will be displayed. The design look very much like a glossy magazine complete with large pictures and bold headings and simple swipe gestures effectively turn the page to reveal more stories. Flipboard is not the only app that really wows with its attractive design. Feedly is a new app that also looks great and offers lots of pre loaded news feeds. Users are also given the option to add feeds that are of interest to them. These can range from services like Tumblr to Twitter. If you are looking for the latest news and stylish looks combined then these two apps are really hard to beat.

Although some apps do not offer the visual style of the other software we have discussed there are some that do boast a massive selection of news stories for users of the Samsung Galaxy S3. Over the years Google Reader has been growing in popularity and the S3 application works like a dream. Unlike other software this app uses a minimalist format to give users an uncomplicated overview of a wide selection of news stories. The app also makes great use of widgets to deliver new headlines to the homescreen, saving the user the need to actually launch the application. Pulse is probably the most popular of all news apps at this moment in time with the service having reached over 15 million downloads. The service links with certain social networking services such as Twitter and Facebook and feeds from these are displayed alongside a massive selection of others, many of which can be chosen by the user. The interface supports both horizontal and vertical scrolling and stories can be easily stored so that they can be read later.

The Samsung Galaxy S3 offers a wealth of applications that deliver a wide selection of news stories to users of the phone. Flipboard and Feedly both impress with their styling while Google Reader and Pulse focus more on offering a great variety of interesting stories.

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