This adds another dimension to the typical feed-reading experience, and we think it's pretty exciting. It offers a free plan where people can subscribe to unlimited news feeds and folders and read them on any device. For instance, if any of the articles in your RSS feed are trending on, you'll see anywhere from one to three small dots next to it. Inoreader is an RSS reader with a vibrant community of content curators, a Discovery mode, user-generated subscription bundles, and more. Since the new reader is integrated with the news site, it actually clues you in to stories that are popular with other readers on the Web. Sure, this one just came out, and we might get knocked for including such a young product on this list, but the fact is that Digg actually brings something unique to the table: social news. Of course, the bad thing is that there are currently no mobile apps for The Old Reader available, so if that's a deal breaker for you, look elsewhere. While The Old Reader is still technically in beta, it is easy to sign up for the service and import your Google subscriptions via XML upload. Fans of the pre-Google+ Google Reader should love The Old Reader's layout and social features.

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