Phonly adds battery-saver theme in latest update

Phonly, a slap-up tertiary-party Feedly app for Windows Phone 8 has just been updated. Bug fixes are to be expected, simply at that place's one new characteristic for Phonly Pro users. Version 1.2.3.0 adds a battery-saver theme for the Pro users who paid $1.99. Phonly Pro users also have an ad-free experience.

Take a look at the screenshots subsequently the break so you lot tin run across if it'due south worth paying $1.99.

Here's what we're looking at in the latest release according to the change log at the Windows Telephone Shop.

Battery-saver theme for Phonly Pro users
Bug-fixes

The bombardment-saver theme is a somewhat like to the dark theme, just it uses a black background instead of dark gray. Headers are also white instead of green.

We actually prefer the original dark and light themes, but the new bombardment-saver theme could be smashing for others. Nosotros're not sure how much battery y'all're actually saving though.

There'south i major bug when using the battery-saver theme. The button that lets you switch betwixt card view and list view becomes subconscious. It's the black space to the right of a category or site feed. We think the developer can easily prepare this in a future update by changing the push'due south colour from black to white.

Nosotros've covered Phonly several times earlier. There are official Feedly apps on Android and iOS, just not on Windows Phone. Phonly does a great job of bringing the Feedly experience to our favorite platform.

Haven't heard of Feedly? It'south a popular news aggregator that has grown in popularity since Google Reader has been retired. At that place are other RSS competitors such as Digg Reader, Newsblur, Flipboard, The Old Reader, Bloglovin and Netvibes.

Phonly requires a Google account to login. The app will automatically sync your subscriptions from your Google Reader business relationship. Y'all tin download the app for free here from the Windows Phone Store.

Are yous using Phonly? How do yous similar it so far?

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