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An alternative to the popular Google Reader by Digg .Subscribe to your favorite blogs and publishers

About Digg

Digg (Package Name: com.diggreader) is developed by Digg and the latest version of Digg 1.19 was updated on March 11, 2016. Digg is in the category of News & Magazines with the feature IFTTT integration and Facebook integration, etc. You can check all apps from the developer of Digg and find 32 alternative apps to Digg on Android. Currently this app is for free. This app can be downloaded on Android 3.0+ on APKFab or Google Play. All APK/XAPK files on APKFab.com are original and 100% safe with fast download.

"And now, with no warning, it's back—and it's beautiful." - Gizmodo
Digg delivers the most interesting and talked-about stories on the Internet. Powered by social signals and old-fashioned human judgment, our editors turn the Internet's vast and cacophonous flood of articles, blog posts, magazine pieces, status updates, photos and videos into the elegant and endlessly engrossing mix known as Digg. And now the new Digg Reader is a simple, powerful and speedy way to follow your favorite sources and publishers.
◆ Introducing Digg Reader for Android! A fast, clean, and simple real-time reading app.
◆ Find and follow your favorite online publishers, writers, and bloggers.
◆ Organize RSS feeds and other sources via folders. Quickly sort to see the most popular items across the social Internet.
◆ Digg your favorite stories and share them via Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, Tumblr, LinkedIn, email, and text.
◆ Save stories to read later on Digg, Instapaper, and Pocket.
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Team Digg
“Digg captures a snapshot of all of the Web’s hottest streams. Then it presents a smart, gorgeous, editorially coherent digest of what’s popular online.” - Slate
"Digg doesn't suck anymore." - Ben Parr, CNET
"Top 50 Best Websites of 2012" - Time Magazine