Official iPhone RSS reader?
By Dusan Belic on Thursday, June 28th, 2007 at 2:09 AM PST In Apple, Applications, Content, Mobile Web, Services, iPhone, iPhone OS
Just when we were wondering how will users read the RSS feeds on their iPhones, it seems that Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) has made its own online RSS reader available. I say “it seems” as we don’t have an official word from Cupertino – rather the URL (http://reader.mac.com/) suggests that the RSS reader is the real deal. Plus, it’s not visible on any other browser except the iPhone’s Safari — I’ve tried with Nokia (NYSE: NOK)’s Safari-based S60 browser and it doesn’t work as well.
Now, let me speculate for a moment. Is this the product of cooperation between Apple and Google (NSDQ: GOOG)? I certainly hope it is. That would mean complete synchronization of mobile and desktop Google Reader experiences. 
[Via: iPhone Application List]
I managed to get a little further
http://www.androo.co.uk/archives/32
Its so Cooool : )
Sorry the URL has changed
http://www.androo.co.uk/iphone-browser-error-page/
If you enable the Developer menu in Safari (http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20030110063041629) and set the User Agent to Mobile Safari (either iPhone or iPod Touch), you can load the page. It gives instructions how to load an RSS feed: “If you’d like to view an RSS feed, just enter the feed URL directly into Safari’s address bar.”
A RSS aggregator multi-user free – MIORSS reader -
MIORSS reader is a free RSS Aggregator for iPhone. Read all RSS, listen RSS Feed podcast, see video podcast RSS on your iPhone and more. You add your favorite rss/feed.
On http://www.miorss.com
Yes that already the purpose of http://www.doyoufeed.com
not official, not free but worth the look as RSS readers are getting stronger: smartRSS 2
all you need to do is write down the url of the rss feed u like in the iphone’s safari address bar and it automatically forwards to the mac reader and gives u yr rss feed in an iphone optimized view.. all u need to do is just save this as a bookmark.. works like a charm
For a great RSS iPhone application, check out Scoop at http://www.scoopapp.com/
Why need rss apps when got built in rss reader?