Neil Tyson explores the “front page of the internet,” trolls and net neutrality with Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian. With Jeff Jarvis and Eugene Mirman.

Reddit has officially made it's debut on Android and iOS after a beta program and is now available for download through Google Play and iTunes.

There's no shortage of Reddit applications for Android on the Play Store, most of which are excellent in terms of design and functionality and cater to dif... by Rita El Khoury in Applications, News

With one of the internet's most popular websites finally receiving their official Android app, Reddit is easily one of the most talked about offerings toda

Reddit for Android has been officially released today with the most anticipated features included in the app. We are here with the Reddit: The Official App v0.3.1 Apk which is the latest apk versio…

Since the beginning of time - or at least the founding of Reddit - mobile users have been forced to browse their favorite subreddits using third party applications like Reddit Is Fun and Bacon Reader. There was a fair amount of excitement when the company announced that they would be developing their own in-house app, but once they began their closed beta testing, some members of the testing group reported some lackluster performance. But that wa...

The official reddit app is now available on Android for all to use. After hanging in beta for a couple of months, the app hit Google Play last night for those looking for something outside of the dozens of third party reddit apps. As a dedicated Relay Pro user, I can’t help but think this …

Despite the fact that Reddit has been around for about a decade now, the social news site hasn’t had an official app for its users to browse the service on their smartphones, leaving those folks to rely on third-party options. That’s finally changing today, though.

Reddit has, in many ways, been known to people as a strange part of the Internet and it often finds itself in the limelight for all the wrong reasons. Even