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Meet Pulse, a stylish application that makes reading the news fun, organized, and engaging. Pulse takes your favorite websites (including Facebook) and transforms them into a colorful and interactive mosaic. Tap on an article, and you will see a clean and elegant view of the story. Sharing a story via Facebook, Twitter, or email is as easy as two taps. Pulse has been featured in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Fortune, BusinessWeek, Techcrunch, and more. Experience Pulse today--you'll never look at news the same way again.
The dashboard layout makes reading and browsing the news easy and helps you streamline your news feed by combining speedy navigation with a sleek user interface. Each news source is organized as a horizontal bar on your screen and each story is displayed as a square on the bar. Simply tap on a block of news, read an article, and tap again to bring up the dashboard and browse more articles.

Swiping to the left and right enables you to select a story from any article with ease. As soon as you're done reading and you've scrolled to the end of the article, your navigation bar appears at the bottom of your screen and you can continue browsing for more new articles from that source. Return to your main page by pressing the back button where a simple swipe of your finger up or down lets you browse through your collection of news sources.
Pulse offers a number of options to customize your personal news feed. Tap into the options page and you'll be able to choose your font size from small to extra large. You can also alter the refresh rate at which new stories populate, turn background updates on or off, and change the frequency of your updates. Log in with Facebook and you can turn your social stream into a news feed for easy viewing.
Once you've opened up an article, you can tap on the menu button to pull up more options. Share the story you've just checked out using Facebook, Twitter, e-mail, and more. Tap on the star symbol to mark the app as starred in Google Reader. If you want to open the article in a browser, or if you want to set a specific source to default to web format for any reason, these options are simply a tap away. From the main page, you can choose to manage your sources to put them in the order you want to read.
If you're in the mood for reading the news but don't necessarily need to be connected to your Wi-Fi or 3G, Pulse provides you the option to peruse your articles offline. Just start up the app with an Internet connection and your articles will load completely for future reading when you're looking to save some battery life and don't need to be online.

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