Alien Blue, the most popular third-party Reddit client for iOS, has been acquired by Reddit itself. To celebrate, the ‘Pro’ upgrade in-app purchase is available for free instead of $2. The iPad app is ...

Rather than developing an iOS application internally, Reddit purchased the most popular third party application for iPhone and iPad, Alien Blue. Branding and relaunching the application as the ...

Community news sharing site Reddit today announced that it has purchased popular third-party iOS Reddit app Alien Blue. Alien Blue is probably the most preferred Reddit iOS app for the majority of ...

Despite its stunning popularity and influence across the internet, Reddit has lacked an official app for actually using the service on mobile devices. They have an AMA (ask me anything) app, but ...

For those of you working with an iPhone or iPad this week, congratulations. You're the first ones able to access an official Reddit app. This app is called Alien Blue, and Reddit just acquired it ...

Alien Blue, previously an unofficial Reddit client, has been purchased by the firm, giving it control of the most popular point of access on Apple’s iOS platform. It also marks the site's first foray ...

I could get lost in Reddit for days. It’s beautiful. It’s horrible. If it weren’t for Alien Blue my Reddit binging would be confined to my desktop, but alas, they make a hell of an app that feeds my ...

Link-sharing community Reddit is one of the largest websites in the world with over 170 million unique visitors and 6 billion page views per month. However, Reddit did not have an official mobile app ...

Despite being one of the biggest websites today, Reddit didn't have an official app. Instead it relied on the many, many third-party options to satisfy its mobile users. We say "didn't" and "relied," ...

Reddit today acquired Alien Blue, the popular iPhone and iPad app that many iOS users use to browse Reddit on their mobile devices, reports TechCrunch. According to Ellen Pao, Reddit's head of ...

Alien Blue has been one of the most popular mobile applications available for Reddit, and now Reddit has acquired the app, and the developer of the original app, Jase Morrisey, has joined Reddit.