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Best News & Reading Apps 2026

News and reading apps collect headlines, feeds, saved articles, books or library loans in one place. This guide helps Galaxy readers compare ways to follow news and read digital books.

Compare pricing, trial access, code availability and supported platforms. The page orders entries by newest releases first, using figures makers publish and no score.

01

Opera

by Opera

Opera may suit people seeking a customizable browser across devices, with sidebar communication and music services.

Free plan Free trial From $48 a year AndroidiPhone & iPadWebWindowsMacLinux+1
02

NewsBlur

It suits readers who follow many RSS or web sources, want feed training, or need self-hosting and cross-platform synchronization.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+3
Record6.5 Visit
03

BookFusion

It suits readers who want to organize and sync an eBook library across devices, including people using Calibre or KOReader.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2
Record6.0 Visit
04

Inoreader

Inoreader is intended for casual readers, media professionals, content marketers, and researchers who want to gather and organize multiple kinds of sources.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2
Record5.6 Visit
05

Kobo Books

It suits listeners using iOS, Android, or compatible Kobo eReaders who want audiobook playback, downloads, and Bluetooth support.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb
Record5.6 Visit
6
Newsify

It suits readers who follow multiple RSS feeds on iOS, macOS, or the web and want offline reading and adjustable layouts.

iPhone & iPadWebMac $29.99 a year Record5.4 Visit
7
Instapaper

Instapaper suits readers who want to collect web content and read it later, including offline.

AndroidiPhone & iPad $59.99 a year Record5.3 Visit
8
Libby

Libby suits readers and listeners who have a library card and want to borrow digital titles.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb Free plan Record5.0 Visit
9
NetNewsWire

NetNewsWire suits readers who follow multiple blogs or news sites through feed formats and want tools for organizing and syncing subscriptions.

iPhone & iPadMacBrowser extension Free plan Record4.7 Visit
10 iPhone & iPadMac $29.99 a year Record4.6 Visit
11
FLEX

FLEX suits iOS developers who need to inspect and change app state during development.

iPhone & iPad Free plan Record4.5 Visit
12 macOSiOS $12.99 a month Record3.4 Visit
13 AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2 — Record3.1 Visit
14 Free plan Record2.7 Visit
15 iOSAndroid Free plan Record2.7 Visit
16 Free plan Record2.7 Visit
17 £12.99 a month Record2.6 Visit
18 macOSiOS — Record2.1 Visit

Before you choose

Compare free and paid plans

When comparing entries, look for a free plan. Freemium services pair free access with paid features or limits.

BookFusion shows a paid tier beginning at $1.99 per month. NewsBlur's paid option starts at $36 per year.

Check trial length

Trial periods differ by app. Inoreader and Kobo Books list 14-day trials, NewsBlur lists 30 days, and Newsify lists seven days.

A trial can show whether an app fits your reading routine before payment begins.

Match your devices

The listed apps support various combinations of iOS, Android, web, macOS and browser extensions. Confirm the platform you need before choosing.

For use across a Galaxy phone, computer and browser, verify that each intended device is supported.

Review code and licensing

When evaluating an app, check whether its source code is available. Before installing, review the project's licence and the platforms it supports if you plan to inspect or modify that code.

Questions

Do news and reading apps offer free plans?
Yes. Look for free or freemium plans in each app's listing, and check its plan terms.
Which trial lengths are listed?
The listed trial periods are seven, 14 and 30 days. Trial availability depends on the app.
Can I use these apps on Android?
Yes. Android support is offered by apps in this category. Check an app's listing for its supported devices.
Are any apps open source?
Yes. This category includes apps with open-source code. Review the project's licence before using or changing the code.
Can I read on the web?
Yes. Web access is offered by apps in this category. Confirm web support for the app you are considering.