1. Flipboard: Your Social News Magazine

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2. Feedly

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3. Free RSS Reader

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4. Epicurious Recipes & Shopping List

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5. BBC News
Among all the news apps for the iPhone, the BBC’s has one of the best interfaces – it’s clean, with relevant headlines, good photos, and no advertisements. (Whether you agree with its angles and choice of coverage is another matter). There’s no disputing the fact that the Beeb has correspondents in every corner of the globe, covering some varied and widespread topics. Another perk of this app is that you can elect to view some news in other languages, such as Urdu, Arabic, and two kinds of Chinese
6. MOTOR TREND Buyer’s Guide
This is a photo gallery containing a few hundred images of supercars. Users can view the photos, set them as the wallpaper, or share them. It’s basic, but seems reasonably popular.
7. NewsBlur
NewsBlur is a social news reader that puts all your favorite stuff in one app. Add your favorite web sites, blogs, and social networks and see them transformed into gorgeous visual streams. Merge several news feeds into one stream, and rename and color-code that stream. Create customized keyword searches to keep you up to date on a specific topic.
8. ELLE Canada
I can only assume that other territories have their apps in the works, but this Canadian version is a pretty good start. It is more cluttered than Style.com’s app, with links to the gossip blog, photo gallery, horoscopes, look of the day and shop, all listed on the front page. Advertising is in the form of a small banner at the top and bottom of the screens. 6/10
9. OK! Magazine
This is a simply a feed from OK Magazine converted using Mippin into a format for the iPhone. Although this was the only example I could find, Mippin are undoubtedly in talks with lots of other magazine publishers about doing the same thing. I love what they do (ie making web content accessible and readable on mobile devices), but for an iPhone app it leaves something to be desired. Magazines pride themselves on the gloss and tangible quality of their work, and merely pushing an RSS feed of content into a suitable format removes those attributes, and all the potential interactivity of the medium, entirely. 5/10
10. Sports Illustrated Magazine
SPORTS ILLUSTRATED KIDS magazine is a great way to encourage kids to read and has won highest honors from the Association of Educational Publishers and the Parents’ Choice Awards.