Staying up to date on professional Magic: the Gathering can be a full-time job in and of itself. Knowing the top 8 decklists from last week seems rarely relevant. With so many GP's and Pro Tours to keep up with and so many new decks entering a seemingly well-established metagame, it seems there is a new flavor of the month every week. There are half a dozen MTG websites to split my time across, and there would probably be more if I spent the time to find them. This is neither the time nor place to delve into specifics, however.
I bring this up only because I recently started using an RSS reader to help me keep up with all the goings-on in the Magic realm, and it has made a tremendous difference. I only have to go to one site to get the information I seek, and don't have to dig through entire web pages for the one or two articles I want to read. The one I chose was based on the reviews on Google Play, and it is the InoReader. You can go to http://www.inoreader.com to get started with it. It's really easy to use, and has a layout and functionality that feels similar to an e-mail client. Tagging particular feeds allows you to sort everything MTG from everything else if you use the RSS reader for other things.
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