All Posts Tagged With: "RSS"
Microsoft’s Start.com To Launch Fully On September 15th?
It looks like Microsoft’s beta RSS reader start.com will be launching fully on 15th September. This isn’t surprising as with the addition of roaming and bookmarks in the last release, this became a fully functional homepage.It’ll be interesting to see what the commercial model for the full service will be as the beta has [...]
19Aug2005 | Everton | 1 comment | ContinuedFree Mobile RSS Reader Loaded With 14 Essential Mobile Blogs
MobHappy have teamed up with FreeNews to offer a free version of their news reader. Given that I never did get my free copy as promised I’m going to sign up. If you want a free copy yourself then click here
Update: I did get a free copy of FreeNews. Sorry FreeNews-I [...]
Microsoft Want to rename RSS ‘Web Feeds’
Kevin Burton reports that Microsoft are looking at new names for RSS. At the moment they are calling them “web feeds” but they are open to other suggestions.
For once I think Microsoft are doing the right thing, even though the techies are up in arms about what they see as another example of Microsoft [...]
Start.com Fix Firefox Issue Thanks To Scobie
I just had yet another example of how companies that blog allow users to have unprecendented access to developers.
After discovering that Start.com’s new login feature didn’t work with Firefox I sent an email to Scobie as I was interested in what was Microsoft’s official view on supporting Firefox.
Within hours Scobie had replied, copied one of [...]
Microsoft’s Beta RSS Reader Start.com Adds Roaming
Start.com, Microsoft’s cool beta RSS reader have just added the ability for accounts to roam using MSN Passport.
I don’t think this quite constitutes release 4 of the prototype but release 4 must be due soon given that:
start.com/1 -> released in March 05
start.com/2 -> released in April 05
start.com/3 -> released in June 05
start.com/4 -> overdue???????
I really [...]
New Feed Suggestion - MSN Filter
MSN have a launched a new service MSN Filter which is basically a collection of blogs run by MSN that link to the the latest music, sports, TV and tech news found by their team of bloggers. Sounds suspiciously like Weblogs but still probably worth adding to your daily reads, particularly as RSS is [...]
8Aug2005 | Everton | 0 comments | ContinuedSage RSS Style Sheets
If you use the Sage Firefox extension then here are some nice style sheets I’ve found. To install any of these themes:
Download the file and extract it somewhere appropriate
Open firefox, and from the extensions menu, right click sage and go to the options screen.
Make sure ‘use custom stylesheet’ is checked, click browse and navigate to [...]
Technorati Launch Mobile Service
Technorati have launched a mobile service which is very clean and light and looks good on handsets. However, I can’t imagine ever using the service as it seems to link through to full web pages that will take ages to load on most phones and will look absolutely awful.
It would have been much more [...]
Google Adds RSS Feeds To Its Personalised Homepage
Google have finally added RSS feeds to its personalised homepage and there are rumours floating around that adding your own feed might increase your page rank. I still think MSN’s beta service has the most potential although I’m using Rojo at the moment more as I like the way it aggregates my feeds and clearly [...]
27Jul2005 | Everton | 0 comments | ContinuedI’ve Added Some New Features To My Blog
I decided to spend some time today adding some new features to my blog, I hope you like them and find them useful. So far I’ve added:
A Skype presence indicator from Jyve and I’ve also created a new Skype account just for this blog
Added Del.icio.us, Digg and Slashdot buttons to my blog. If [...]




