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Reeder for iOS updated with Feedly, Feed Wrangler support in wake of Google Reader closing

Early Tuesday morning, Google Reader finally closed its doors, but not without a plethora of alternatives launching. We’ve covered all sorts of them before, including Feedly, Digg Reader, AOL Reader, and much more. One of the most popular RSS apps for iOS is Reeder, and it has been updated to support some of those alternatives.

Version 3.2 of Reeder adds support for a host of new RSS services, including Feedbin, Feedly, Feed Wrangler, and Fever. Just like it has been since Google Reader announced its closing, Reeder is free on the App Store.

The developer of Reeder has also removed the app for both Mac and iPad, as he has yet to update them with support for alternatives to Google Reader. There’s no word on when they will return to their respective App Stores.

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