Pulse is one of the most popular cross-platform news reading apps, owed to its excellent design and curated content. Before Flipboard took the world by storm, Pulse was offering great content, syncing with Google Reader, and displaying it all in a cohesive and straightforward layout.
Pulse 3.0 improves on almost every aspect of the app without changing the overarching goal of delivering news in a beautiful way. The team has added infinite scrolling, so any feed you’ve added will just continue to push out content until its stores are exhausted.
There’s a new sidebar for navigation, which emulates many of the popular apps on the platform such as Facebook and Path, to outline your Pages. Previous Pulse versions necessitated separating feeds into pages, since there was a limited number of sources per screen. This has been done away with, so you can have just one page with an unlimited number of feeds.
Searching for new content is much easier, too, and results are sourced from a variety of places like YouTube, Facebook, Reddit and Tumblr, making everything more relevant.
Download Pulse 3.0 for iOS and Android.
Via: Pulse Blog
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