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Get RSS Feeds on Your iPhone -

If you're a fan of RSS news feeds you're in luck. If you use the free NetNewsWire service on your desktop,...

Get RSS Feeds on Your iPhone -

If you're a fan of RSS news feeds you're in luck. If you use the free NetNewsWire service on your desktop, you can grab NetNewsWire for iPhone too and have access to your RSS feeds, wherever you may roam. And any changes you make on your computer or on your iPhone will aggregate to other devices too.

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