NYTimes readers finally get the official NYTimes newspaper delivered to the Nexus One. Looks like it was worth the wait cause it looks mighty fine.

The app allows you to browse through articles which comes with thumbnail images right beside them. Other features include offline reading, sharing, font size adjustment and more.

Search for “nytimes” in Android Market to download the app for free.

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Engadget is arguably the best place to get your tech news and it’s one of my personal favorites when it comes to late breaking tech news and tech rumors. Engadget just released an Android app so you can now take it with you on the go. Not only do you get the latest tech news, the app supports commenting, podcasts. galleries, video and more. Pretty sweet!

Search for “engadget” in Android Market to download the app for free.

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Get all your RSS feeds directly onto your Nexus One with the BeyondPod.

BeyondPod is a podcast manager that helps you manage all your RSS Feeds, audio podcasts and video podcasts.

BeyondPod Features:

• Read RSS feeds
• Download podcasts and video podcasts right on the Nexus One
• Search for new podcasts
• Import feeds from Google Reader
• Schedule podcasts to download automatically
• Stream podcasts without the need for downloading
• Built in media player

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Search for “beyondpod” in Android Market to download “Lite” version of the app for free.

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Take your Google Reader subscriptions with you wherever you go on your Nexus One with an app called ReaderScope. Not only can it read RSS feeds but it can also read Twitter, watch YouTube videos, listen to podcasts with options to share stuff over email, Twitter, SMS, Delicious and more.

ReaderScope Features:

• Read online and offline
• Listen to Podcasts
• Watch Youtube videos
• Share using Twiiter, email, Digg and more
• Schedules for downloads and clean ups
• Saving battery options

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Search for “readerscope” in Android Market to download the app for free.

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NewsRoom is a highly rated RSS newsreader for the Android platform. The interface is simple, if you got fingers for swiping you can use this app like a pro.

The main screen resembles the iPhone interface, your feeds come in little square icons that can span across multiple pages. You can see the number of unread new items in the red circle besides the feed icon.

Do a search for “Newsroom” at the Android Market from your phone to download the trail version for free. If you like it buy the full version for $4.99.

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If you’re looking for a good RSS reader on your Nexus One you gotta check out FeedR. It’s simple interface, and functionality makes it one of the most popular RSS readers available for the Android platform.

Features:

• offline reading
• built-in Feed Search
• backup and Restore
• automatic updates
• widgets and shortcuts to feeds
• preview feeds before adding feeds when using the search

Do a search for “FeedR” at the Android Market from your phone to download the app for $0.99, or try the demo version for free.

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The Weather Channel app for Android gives you comprehensive weather on the go. Get daily forecasts and severe weather warnings for your area. Now you can dress accordingly without even looking outside the window.

Features:

• fully customized weather maps
• detailed conditions and forecasts
• local weather videos
• severe weather alerts
• search by city, ZIP code, street address or landmark
• Save areas for quick viewing
• display layers such as radar, clouds, UV index, rainfall, snowfall

Download The Weather Channel app from your Nexus One phone for free from the Android Market.

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