The official changelog (over v1.3.0, covered here) is terse but quite extensive:
- Feedly support
- TOR starring, ready for whatever they want to do to the API
- Enclosures shown
- Multiselect delete/move/all-read feeds
- Side swipe (check settings)
- Sorting alpha now inncludes folders
- Some unobstructive spinners
- Big images downscaling
- Setting: login to unreads
- Minor fixes, tweaks
You can grab/update ThOR for £1 yourself here in the Nokia Store. Apparently one more update is planned before the Nokia Store January 1st 'freeze' - hopefully some means of auto-update-checking can be built in at that stage. With services like TOR and Feedly changing often, it's vital that ThOR doesn't get frozen out.
Here's ThOR v1.0.4 in action:
In addition to the Google Reader API services supported, there's now a Feedly button, leading through the usual Google OAuth login process...
Logging into Feedly via Google worked as advertised; (right) two feed aggregators for the price of one?
Drilling down through Feedly feeds into individual stories....
Viewing a RSS item/story header (some RSS feeds have full stories, obviously, depending on the content owner); (right) the Settings in ThOR, note the new 'Side swipe' option....
...used here, swiping between RSS stories within a feed; (right) the new image downscaling is helpful (to time and bandwidth) when content owners insert desktop-resolution photos into feed stories.