Google Currents is a new tablet app that launched today. It makes reading of syndicated web content easier, faster and more enjoyable than almost any other interface you can imagine. It's like Flipboard but for RSS feeds.
Unfortunately, in the current application that ease of use comes at a great cost: Google Currents does away with many of the best parts of the social web. It sings a catchy tune, but there's far less life inside the experience. It's not just a bummer, either - it's a threat to what's great about blogging. 
Scheduling and sharing your tweets via your RSS reader just got a whole lot easier, provided you’re using Buffer and Vienna. The team at the popular RSS reader Vienna has recently ... 
You may be familiar with Flud as the news reader app that's trying to build an appealing alternative to Flipboard and Pulse. Flud launched iOS platform back at the end of 2010 with a heavy focus on design -- and a simple user interface. 
Esto es más o menos lo que hacían hasta hace poco los agregadores de feeds (RSS) -liderados por Google Reader- pero adaptados a los nuevos tiempos y a dispositivos móviles como teléfonos y tablets. La nueva app de ... 
...the 90% are mass consumers that will never use something like Google Reader. The 9% are the power users, reading tons of news per day and probably writing about it as well. Lastly, we have the 1% which are the curators, or sharing whores as I call them and myself. These are the people that read hundreds of posts per day and find some joy in selecting 20+ stories to share with other people. The key to this scenario is that someone needs to be the curators. 
So you pull sharing out of Reader and move it to Plus. The Plus model of view content puts things in a Stream -- a specific, accurate metaphor, since it's always moving. New stuff is always at the top. There's no designation between read and unread.
It's great if I'm plugged in constantly. It's a nightmare if I do not check it every day, because the always-moving nature of the Stream means I'm always going to miss something important.. ![Read Google Reader In The Terminal Using The Text-Only Browser eLinks [Linux & Mac] | RSSNews | Scoop.it](http://img.scoop.it/Wd0rm1rItKuqK9IJKoxVrTl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVaiQDB_Rd1H6kmuBWtceBJ)
Do you want an immersive, text-only Google Reader? Try going through your reading list in the terminal. It's easy to do with terminal web browser elinks and Google Reader's mobile interface. 
While RSS reading as an activity will continue in Google Reader, as of today the sharing features have been "retired" and moved to Google Plus. Also the note-taking features. And because almost all community activity happens on social networks - like Google Plus - that effectively spells the end of any real innovation in the RSS Reader market. 
Google Reader, which thanks to its social features (which are going to be removed), is much more than a simple RSS reader for Iranian users.
Popularity map for Google Reader shows that Google Reader is the 1st popular website in Iran. 
Although there are many other services out there that promise to bubble up relevant content based on my interests, the best product I’ve used to date was the human curation of my Google Reader friends. Not only did my group consistently share the top tech news I’d want to read, they also share those oddball but interesting stories from outside of tech, including humorous cartoons, popular videos, space and science news, parenting tips and other news completely unrelated to tech, but still compelling. 
Although many TechCrunch commenters lamented alongside me about the forthcoming disappearance of our favorite “human curators,” when I asked the same question on Google+, the outcome was decidedly different: no one really cares.
Except, it appears, Iranians. According to a blog post now making its way around the Web, Google Reader served the Iranian community as a way to get uncensored, unfiltered news outside of government control. And now, that may be over. 
Feedly just launched version 6.0 of its free RSS reader for desktop Web browsers, Android and iOS. The app can now act as a client for your Tumblr account. You can read and reblog posts from within the colorful reader. |
"Uno de los muchos usos que se le puede dar a Tumblr es el de repositorio personal; es decir, un sitio donde se recopile toda la actividad que mostramos en otros sitios a través..." ![Transmit RSS Feeds By Sound Using Morse News [Windows] | RSSNews | Scoop.it](http://img.scoop.it/Dpx5bdtexFWg5A446St2Bzl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVaiQDB_Rd1H6kmuBWtceBJ)
There are a lot of really weird things that you can accomplish when you start combining different technologies that exist today. Today, you’ve got email, text messaging, RSS feeds, chat rooms, and countless other text-based methods to communicate.
One method of data transmission that I will share with you today is through the use of a very cool Morse code software tool called Morse News, which will read in textual RSS feeds, and actually convert them to morse code for you. 
News and activity feeds are more alive today than ever before, even as engagement with their simplest format, Really Simple Syndication (RSS), appears to be waning. What were the Top 10 Most Awesome RSS & Feed Products of 2011? 
De10.com.mx¿RSS? Toda la información que te interesa en un clickDe10.com.mxExisten varios lectores de RSS, unos muy minimalistas, otros con una muy cuidada y llamativa interfaz como feedly, netvibes o RSSOwl, pero a mi parecer el más común,... 
Descubrir y consumir contenido siempre ha sido una de mis pasiones mas grandes y Google Reader durante mucho tiempo me permitió hacer eso. No estoy seguro de que siga ayudando tanto como antes. Voy a seguir usándolo, por supuesto, pero voy a extrañar a mi viejo compañero de mil mañanas y la herramienta mas poderosa que conozco para manejar información en Internet. No estoy seguro de que me guste lo que queda en su lugar, pero no tenemos muchas opciones.
El dia de ayer perdimos algo bueno. Algo realmente bueno 
Google has long neglected Reader as a product. (Hey can someone fix Recommended Items? Please?) Reader was fortunate to have a passionate team that was trying to do the right thing for their users by continuing to innovate and build on the experience, but it's not hard to tell from the official blog that core updates died down a long time ago. 
Reader era una maravillosa red social, pero solo para unos pocos, el hervidero de ideas compartidas que Tumblr soñaría con ser (y aún podría ser) si se decidiese a fomentar aún más sus aspectos sociales en vez de conformarse con ser sencillo. Pero Google no ha encontrado la manera de tener beneficio aun con ese aspecto social y ha optado por jugarlo todo a Google+, donde la recogida de datos es muchísimo más sencilla y el modelo de negocio está mucho más claro: ser Facebook. 
A small but dedicated community of Google Reader are being asked to use Google+. But the Sharebros are not taking the snub lying down. 
We hope you'll like the new Reader (and Google+) as much as we do, but we understand that some of you may not. Retiring Reader's sharing features wasn't a decision that we made lightly, but in the end, it helps us focus on fewer areas, and build an even better experience across all of Google. 
In the next week, we’ll be making some highly requested changes to Google Reader. First, we’re going to introduce a brand new design (like many of Google’s other products) that we hope you love. Second, we’re going to bring Reader and Google+ closer together, so you can share the best of your feeds with just the right circles.
As a result of these changes, we also think it's important to clean things up a bit. Many of Reader's social features will soon be available via Google+, so in a week's time we'll be retiring things like friending, following and shared link blogs inside of Reader. 
Google has announced that Google Reader will finally get a much-needed revamp. It will now be integrated with Google Plus, and its native isolated social network will be abandoned. See Techmeme for responses from the tech blogger community. 
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