Google Reader

Good news: Digg is tweaking its reader with integration for read it later services, email, and social media, and planning on dropping it in June, before Google Reader goes bye-bye. Bad news: You might have to pay for it. https://gizmodo.com/google-is-killing-google-reader-5990454

Feedly is upgrading its guts to automatically copy all of your Google feeds, categories, etc. for when Reader dies.

Feedly Reborn: The Best Google Reader Replacement Just Got Better

With the impending death of Google Reader, RSS fiends are scrambling to find a replacement platform. And options abound. Feedly knows this, and it wants to make your transition to the other side as painless as possible. Meet the revamped Feedly mobile app. https://gizmodo.com/10-google-reader-alternatives-that-will-ease-your-rss-p-5990540 What does it do? Feedly sucks up your RSS feeds from…

Google Shut Down Reader Because It Was Scared of More Screw-Ups

According to a report from AllThingsD, lack of customers wasn’t the only reason Google Reader will meet its untimely end on July 1st. It was also, for Google, a potential source of bungling that it wasn’t worth shoring up. Google has run into so many privacy issues of late—Wi-Fi snooping chief among them, but there…

Over 500,000 Google Reader users switched to Feedly since last Wednesday. It’s already upped bandwidth 10-fold to cope!

RSS Inventor Couldn’t Care Less About Google Reader’s Death

The impending death of Google Reader has sparked much wailing and gnashing of teeth, petition-signing, alternative-seeking, and rending of garments. But what about the people who made RSS? Dave Winer, one of the fathers of the both RSS and the blog, couldn’t give less of a shit. https://gizmodo.com/10-google-reader-alternatives-that-will-ease-your-rss-p-5990540 He posts on his blog: I won’t…

Digg says it’s going to rebuild Google Reader and its API for launch later this year.

What’s the Best RSS Reader Not Named Google Reader?

Google’s killing off Google Reader which means hordes of abandoned RSS users will need a new home to get their news fix. So what’s the best RSS reader not named Google Reader? Is it Reeder? Or NetNewsWire? Maybe Feedly? Or should we all just ditch RSS and get with Twitter? It’s a tough question that’s…

Google Is Killing Google Reader

Google has just announced that it’ll be killing off Google Reader in its latest ‘spring cleaning’, which is a euphemism for getting rid of products that not enough people use (even if they still love using it). So yes, that means many people’s favorite RSS reader will be turned off for good on July 1,…

Sites That Make Your Webcomics Reading Easier

When I try to recommend webcomics to folks, the number one response I get is that it’s just too hard to follow webcomics. The comics have huge archives, or never update on time, or the potential reader is just too overwhelmed by the sheer number of webcomics to seek out ones they like. But there…

Google Reader For Android Now Supports Honeycomb

Hey, good news tablet owners—Google Reader for Android has been updated, bringing along Honeycomb support, a new UI and a few more small changes. [AndroidMarket via AndroidPolice]

Up To 10 Google Apps Accounts Can Be Signed In At Once

Google’s upgraded their multiple log-ins maximum from three to 10, meaning all those Gmail, Calendar, and Reader accounts you juggle? Yep, they’ve been given a new lease of life. [Google System via Lifehacker] https://lifehacker.com/google-multiple-sign-in-now-supports-up-to-10-accounts-5818361

Google Prettifies RSS With Tablet-Ready Google Reader Play

The mad scientists at Google Labs have unleashed their latest concoction: Google Reader Play, a new way to look at your feeds one Google-suggested site at a time. It’s actually pretty neat! And would be perfect for the iPad. Google Reader Play is a full-screen treatment that shows you an image, video, or text from…

Google Reader Gets Optimized for the Wii

If you insist on browsing the web on your Wii like some kind of stubborn myopic, now you can read your RSS feeds there as well. Google Reader just released a Wii-optimized version of their site, which you can view directly on your TV. And if you’re new Google Reader, glance at the video above…

Google Reader Available For Cellphones

Subscribe to RSS feeds on your phone with Google Reader, now available on mobiles. Catch up on all the newest Gizmodo news on the toilet, in the car, on the bus, at work, even making love with your wife—Honey, a little lower…whoa those are some hot Samsung models…Ow! Google Reader Mobile [via GeekZone]