Full FeedCould Apple pull off one app for all Internet-based tasks?
Apple currently ships a ton of full-fledged programs with Mac OS X. Safari, Mail, iChat, Address Book, and iCal are all great examples. As the operating system paradigm shifts, though, I think Apple could be the one to pull these apps all together into one really useful application that many… Continue Reading »
Intelliscreen lets you put some web widgets into your iPhone
iPhone application developer Intelliborn has just released a new killer application for the iPhone called the IntelliScreen. This new application compiles weather, e-mail, SMS message, RSS feeds, news, sports and wheather widgets and displays them to your iPhone’s “Slide to Unlock Screen.” The application allows for the display of four… Continue Reading »
Times coming soon, makes RSS somewhat appealing
I sort of hate RSS, and use it oddly. To start off, I’m subscribed to about 100 feeds I hate and am too lazy to unsubscribe to, though that’s mostly my fault. What I really hate is the UI of most RSS apps, they aren’t that friendly. If I’m reading… Continue Reading »
NewsFire goes free
Earlier this year, I posted that NetNewsWire had gone free - now I can say the same about its biggest competitor, Newsfire. NewsFire has been one of the most popular offline RSS readers for the Mac; created by David Watanabe, the developer who brought us Xtorrent and Acquisition. “After much… Continue Reading »
Subscribe to Appletell
If you already read Appletell everyday, why not just subscribe to our RSS feed? According to Wikipedia, “RSS is a simple XML-based system that allows users to subscribe to their favorite websites.” But really, that’s even making it sound a whole lot more techie than it actually is. RSS is… Continue Reading »
NetNewsWire now free!
I never got in to the whole RSS reading Applications for Mac - I basically started with Safari RSS, and moved on to Google Reader, my current favorite. One of the most popular RSS clients for Mac is NetNewsWire, and yesterday Newsgator announced that they have made version 3.1 completely… Continue Reading »
Cyndicate RSS reader released, no one cares
The last thing us Mac users need is another RSS reader to enter the market, though some may argue variety is good. Cyndicate describes itself as an “easy-to-use, next generation, RSS/Atom syndication feed reader.” From my initial impression of the app, I find it is a slightly more advanced version… Continue Reading »
Get your RSS feeds delivered as SMS messages
If you recently bought a very expensive mobile phone, chances are you’re currently locked into a plan offering a large portion of SMS messages per month. If you’re wondering what to do with them, TUAW suggests that you convert your RSS feeds into SMS messages, to get your latest updates… Continue Reading »
Headline: Delicious RSS
Lately I’ve been in the mood for things Delicious. With things such as iLikeOlives, and the WWDC Party (which the Headline developer will be attending), there is quite a bit going on in the “Delicious World” in the next few weeks. Though this teaser, not from the same people as… Continue Reading »
NetNewsWire 3 now available for your RSS-ing pleasure.
I am a big RSS geek, with close to 75 feeds in total. That is why on June 5th, I was pleased to see NetNewsWire 3 released with a bunch of great new features, including: Desktop integration – Spotlight, Address Book, iCal, iPhoto, Growl, Twitterrific and more. Great new look… Continue Reading »
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