The Vienna Team has updated the popular RSS reader, Vienna, with an array of fixes and enhancements, the most important of which targeting OS X Lion machines.An open source RSS reader with support for RSS/Atom feeds, article storage and management via a SQLite database, Vienna is written in Objective-C and Cocoa.It&r... |
19 December 2011
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One of the many popular RSS/news readers available for Android devices, Feedly, has just been updated to version 6.0.1.The latest version of Feedly comes with a new minimalistic user interface and adds integration with two more services: Tumblr and Facebook.Aside Facebook and Tmblr, the application features integrati... |
28 September 2011
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eSobi Inc. strikes again with its new, Android version of the highly acclaimed eSobi Mobile application. Android smartphone users will now be able to benefit from up-to-date information even when they're on the go. The solution includes five main features that let users share and manage their favorite pieces of ... |
17 June 2010
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NetNewsWire, a popular RSS reader, is now available for the iPad. Submitted by the development team at NewsGator Technologies eight days ago, the recently approved application allows Apple tablet owners to read news from the millions of weblogs and sites that publish RSS feeds. NetNewsWire also syncs with Google Read... |
25 May 2010
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esobi Inc., a software developer that has become well-known for its eSobi application, which usually comes preloaded on Acer PCs, has just announced the launch of the mobile version of the aforementioned app. Including three information management features, eSobi mobile for Windows Mobile offers a complete solution a... |
17 March 2010
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SPB Software, a leading brand in the mobile software development area, announced on Wednesday that it had released the SPB News 2.0, an intelligent news reader that had been previously available as the SPB Insight. The application, the company says, offers users the possibility to read full articles on their Windows ... |
23 July 2009
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Not so long ago, before the Internet took its first steps, communication channels were quite varied. From television to radio and newspapers, the information needed a faster and more universal way of reaching the targeted people.Since the Internet took off, the speed at which information travels has increased exponen... |
20 July 2009
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