What is the definitive (android compatible) RSS/Atom processing library?

I've been told by long-time Java developers that Apache's Rome module is the definitive library for reading & generating RSS & Atom feeds.

I've had a look at the library - it does not seem to be under active development right now. Is this really the best available? Specifically, I'm trying to write an Android application which will read in a number of feeds. I'm worried that Apache Rome might be to 开发者_JAVA百科heavyweight for a handheld device.

Are there any alternatives that I ought to consider? My main criteria are:

• Lightweight enough to run on a low-power device.
• Easy to use API

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There is a repackaged version of Rome for Android: http://code.google.com/p/android-rome-feed-reader/. I know it is used by the Spring Android library.

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For a recent project I tried all available methods for parsing rss and came to the conclusion that http://developer.android.com/reference/org/xmlpull/v1/XmlPullParser.html is the most decent one you might use. Easy to use and performant enough to run on low powered devices as well.

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There is also this library I wrote: https://github.com/Pkmmte/PkRSS

It uses a fluent API for easy usage, it's very lightweight + fast, supports custom feed item properties, and is compatible with most RSS2 feeds by default but allows you to plug in your own custom RssParser to support all kinds of feeds.