Showing posts with label desktop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label desktop. Show all posts

Thursday, March 14, 2013

[Tip] Great Google Reader Alternative- Feedly | Get On With Your Life





So Google's decided to pull the plug on Google Reader.  If you're like me, this was about like being splashed in the face with cold water; it came as quite a shock.  I'm sure there are reasons why they did it, and I'm also sure that life will go on without it.


The truth is, there are alternatives.  One in particular, that works extremely well is called Feedly.  Feedly does a great job of offering all your RSS subscriptions to you in various ways that I believe will satisfy users across the board.  

To sync with your existing Google Reader RSS subs, simply login by connecting to  Google Reader and Feedly will immediately sync everything over.  In the meantime, any changes you make in Feedly will show up on Google Reader, as well. After July 1st, Feedly will continue to deliver your RSS subscriptions to you without any interruption. 



As previously mentioned, Feedly offers several display options designed to suit a variety of users.  To change views and make it look like your old Google Reader layout, go into Settings and choose "Titles".





Feedly is available on your PC/Mac, as well as Chrome, Android, and iOS and will sync across all of your devices, no matter where you are.  It has both, an app and an extension for Chrome.  
If you're looking for a great, reliable Google Reader alternative be sure to try it out.


Sunday, July 17, 2011

Google+ Now On Your Desktop

This is another great thing that's got me excited regarding Google+: a Google+ desktop client.
What this means is that by downloading/installing this onto your computer, you won't have to actually open up your browser to access Google+ & I'm assuming that notifications will thus be pushed directly to you on your desktop via a simple notification on your taskbar perhaps. This is great news for Google+ users! It really looks like Google has gotten it right this time; dare I say "nailed it". Now, if Tweetdeck would just allow me to sync my G+ account....

Click the link below for full story...

Google+ Desktop Client