YeahReader is a free program for reading news feeds in RSS, RDF and Atom formats, and podcasts. Although quite functional, YeahReader is one of the easiest news readers to use. Stop wasting time, download YeahReader right now!

A specialized newsreader which lets you easily download all kinds of binary files from the newsgroups on the USENET. MIME, UUE, base64, yENC (multi-parts with auto-combining), XPAT-search, NZB-files, SSL-connections, RAR-files, Posting and much more.

TIFNY downloads images, music, video, and other formats from the Usenet newsgroups without effort. Opens up to 6 simultaneous connections, has an MP3 player, an image viewer, a video player and a thumbnailer to quickly and efficiently locate files.

Ziepod is free podcast receiver and player. It allows you to stream podcasts, as well as download and import them to your iPod or MP3 player . You can even search podcasts from inside Ziepod and start to listen to them in a second

Usenet news application that combines the features of a sophisticated news browser with those of a powerful automated news retriever - seamlessly into one intuitive application. A true multi-threaded 32-bit application that spawns up to 8 simultaneou

GroupsAloud, the worlds first talking Usenet News Reader, brings an unlimited amount of great information and conversation to you without the hassle of reading or even being tied to your computer. Supports optional premium voices from AT&T, Cepstral

Picture Patrol builds huge collections of free pictures overnight. Unlike ordinary newsreaders that require your constant intervention, it independently downloads articles from newsgroups, decodes pictures attached to them and saves them to disk.

Picture Patrol builds huge collections of free pictures overnight. Unlike ordinary newsreaders that require your constant intervention, it independently downloads articles from newsgroups, decodes pictures attached to them and saves them to disk.

Picture Patrol builds huge collections of free pictures overnight. Unlike ordinary newsreaders that require your constant intervention, it independently downloads articles from newsgroups, decodes pictures attached to them and saves them to disk.

PCast uses the Internet (USENET) to find the fastest, freest pictures it can and displays them all as they are downloaded.