- Price$2.99
- CategoryNews
- Versions5 archived
- Installable5 of 5
- AvailabilityRemoved from the App Store
- SellerAlberto García Hierro
- Bundle IDcom.albertogh.printful
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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Read your favorite articles optimized for your iPhone or iPad, save articles for reading later and share them with your friends!
Printful is a state of the art reading application for both iPhone and iPad. With its unique features, it allows you to read all the news, blogs, feeds and web pages you could wish for, whenever you have time and in the best available format for your device.
FEATURES: ★ Supports subscriptions to numerous different sources. Virtually any newspaper or blog is supported. You can also subscribe to RSS feeds or receive links shared by your Facebook friends and by the people you follow at Twitter (more sources to come in future versions). ★ Seamless integration with Google Reader ★ Organizing all your sources and pages in different folders. ★ Saves optimized versions of pages, removing any ads and distractions, so you can focus in the content. ★ Contents are kept in your device, so you can access them offline. ★ Support for multimedia items, like images and videos. ★ Send articles from your computer to your iPhone or iPad with just one click. ★ Data synchronization between all your devices without connecting them to a computer. Your subscriptions, lists and reading positions are always kept in sync over the Internet.
THERE'S MORE: ★ Choose between 5 different color themes. ★ Select the font size and typeface you prefer. ★ Share any article on Facebook, Twitter or by email.
UPCOMING FEATURES: ★ Better performance when refreshing feeds and articles. Scheduled for 2.1 (already under review) ★ Seamless integration with Instapaper and Read It Later List. Scheduled for 2.2. ★ Many more to come!
For more details, visit http://printful.com
Ratings Over Time
| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| February 14, 2011 | 2.0 | — | 15 | $2.99 |
From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.
Archived Reviews
8 of 25Good thing I got this for free - don't waste your money. It looks nice enough, but some feeds load, most others do nothing. Their website is hopelessly devoid of any useful information. I created an account hoping to get a hint of how this works, but you can't even ask the developer a question without creating another separate account. There are plenty of better apps out there.
Very fun
Like the look and love the concept, however, in order for it to useful to me... I would need the ability to mark items as read. Otherwise it's too hard to easily recognize what you have and haven't read. Looking forward to future updates.
Hope you can do better.
期待进步~
I like the app, but the latest version requires a login. No thanks. Why complicate things? Will consider using again if an account is not required.
Nice reader app. Very clean interface.
Update: I suspect that the developer has given up trying to accurately sync with Google (read the support for the full gory details) - it now "importsd subs from Google" - not to be confused with full syncing - which frankly makes cleaning up the feeds a bit of a pain - but - and this is why it gets a min. 4 out of 5 stars - the rendering of articles and ability to read off line is second to none... I was quite critical of this apps iPhone sibling and there are times I'd like to give this app 0/5 and delete it, other times 5/5 as it seduces me again... It's probably the most frustrating app I've bought. The good - the UI - it is absolutely stunning. Those of you who've tried Zite (grrr frustrating) and Flipboard will know what I mean, but in many respect this app is far better at constructing a personalised magazine. The bad - despite the developer claiming that the app syncs with Google it doesn't always... The Ugly - The method of "deleting" read articles - trust me it's ugly. What's the point of claiming to sync with Google when it patently doesn't? Look, if I want to mark an item as read - it's read, deleted, gone... let me move on... If I want to save an article I will... Hopefully the developer will finally listen....
Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.