March 28, 2013
by Neil T
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A couple of weeks have passed since Google dropped a bombshell and announced that Google Reader is to be retired. Since then, I’ve been partly hoping for Google to change its mind – which doesn’t seem to be on the … Continue reading
March 14, 2013
by Neil T
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Just before I went to bed last night Google announced it was shutting down Google Reader. To me, this news is devastating – I use Google Reader every day to keep up with feeds from blogs and other web sites, … Continue reading
June 20, 2012
by Neil T
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I haven’t done an App of the Week post in a while, although I did a comparative review of iPhoto and Picasa last Wednesday which sort-of counts. This week, I’m looking at Reeder, a Google Reader client for iOS and … Continue reading
January 19, 2012
by Neil T
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Feed readers, like Google Reader, are great for keeping up with frequently-updated web sites. But you also need to keep on top of them – otherwise you end up with a dauntingly-huge number of unread items. Other than being incredibly … Continue reading
January 8, 2012
by Neil T
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Update (June 2012): Since this blog post was written, Read It Later changed its name to Pocket. Most of what I wrote at the time still applies except that the iPhone app is now completely free, and my recommendation still … Continue reading
November 2, 2011
by Neil T
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Google finally updated Google Reader this week, after a period of stagnation which hasn’t seen any changes for months. The main changes are a new design, integration with Google+ and the removal of the old social features (in favour of … Continue reading
May 22, 2008
by Neil T
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I’ve been away from this blog for some time – 2 weeks almost – which is mostly due to being busy at work and having very little free time at home as I’ve been playing World of Warcraft a bit more than usual lately.
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February 28, 2008
by Neil T
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FriendFeed is a site that I have recently registered with that makes it really easy to track your friends’ online activities, by aggregating data feeds from various sites into one convenient location.
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