Mateusz Rajca’s Gazette works exactly as advertised: Gazette is a simple to use, RSS reader that seamlessly syncs to your Google Reader account. It takes only seconds to set up.
Gazette connects to your folders in your Google Reader account and it doesn’t matter how many feeds you’re subscribed to. (…)

One of the apps that we completely missed on launch was Byline, an RSS reader that syncs with Google Reader (see video tour here). We thank Felix Sheng for this insightful review of Byline. You can find Felix’s original blog entry here. (…)

Electoral Map is a pretty straightforward application that lets you track the US presidential election with up-to-date polls by state on a map. By clicking on the info button, you can see the underlying data and sort it by state, polling date, and size of lead for either candidate. (…)

Political grassroots campaigning has found a new meaning in the internet age and a new app by Obama for America includes the iPhone in the equation. With Apple’s iPhone sales being higher than anyone expected and the app store being a success, this free app comes at a good time. (…)

Shovel is an app that lists the top stories from the Digg news service on your iPhone. It is run by a seperate company (not Digg itself), which makes it somewhat likely Digg will shut it down somewhere in the near future. After all, why should shovel earn a dollar per download for what is essentially the Digg experience on your iPhone? (…)

NetNewsWire has an unfortunate name. It doesn’t sound like an RSS reader, and there is no connection between its name and its parent, the well known (and liked) NewsGator RSS service. However, the product is solid, and currrently the best choice for an RSS reader on iPhone until Google Reader completes its iPhone port. (…)

News bias, so prevalent yet so underrated.
The problem with most news you are listening to is that it all starts with an interest in mind – political or private. I mean, most of the time the company pushing the news is using something called an “agenda”. (…)