The biggest problem that I have with RSS readers in general (not just on the iPad) is that they so aggressively separate content from presentation. Design has v

The biggest problem that I have with RSS readers in general (not just on the iPad) is that they so aggressively separate content from presentation. Design has value, and RSS readers strip the design of a site entirely. In your app, if you could display a cached version of the web page that the RSS feed points to instead of the plain contents of the feed itself, you'd provide a richer experience than your competitors. The second biggest problem I have with RSS feeds is that some providers only include summary information in the feed and require users to click through to the website to view the full content. By caching the actual web page, your users would be able to get around this restriction.