Once you have chosen an RSS Reader and downloaded you then: 1.

That's essentially the reverse of how RSS readers work right now.

Ever wish your RSS reader worked more like a Twitter client?

There are three kinds of RSS reader in for the iPad.

But there's another reason Google decided to put its RSS reader to death.

What you need next is some content to feed to your new RSS reader.

Now, you can see new results pop-up in your RSS reader, like Google Reader.

So keep a keen eye on your RSS reader for ample opportunities to win.

At the moment, most popular RSS readers poll sites to see when they have new content.

The nice thing about an RSS reader is you still see it when it shows up.

NewsFire, the very slick Mac OS X RSS reader, is now available for free with no limitations.

And there are subscription apps like Stoop that organize newsletters' content as RSS readers did for blogs.

Likewise, a native RSS reader and podcast manager handle the same tasks for your newsfeeds and podcasts.

You can kiss your RSS reader goodbye.

Read the specs and you learn that there will also be an RSS reader, Wi-Fi and 16GB memory.

Unlike an RSS reader, these help highlight unique sources that might otherwise get buried behind more prolific content creators.