Some well known RSS readers:
* Feedly * Digg * Flipboard * NewsBlur * The Old Reader * Newsvibe * Noowit * Tiny Tiny RSS
Ask HN: Which RSS reader do you use a year after Google Reader's death?
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#2Rssident
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#3Inoreader
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#5http://goread.io
That looks quite nice, there is no iPhone or iPad client however.
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#6Liferea
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#7Newsbeuter. Lightweight, command-line, efficient reading. Remotely via SSH or locally.
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#8Feedly. Love it!
I just wish more blogs had RSS feeds. There is a surprising number of content-rich and frequently updated blogs/sites which dont have an RSS feed yet.
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#9tt-rss is what I use. It is very stable.
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#10I'm using Feedbin - http://feedbin.com/ . It's got a nice minimal interface and it integrates with iOS apps well. And it's open source, though a) kinda tricky to get up and running and b) the developer isn't too quick with pull requests.