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RSS aggregation service Feedly has been working hard to expand its service offerings to make it more of a valuable tool to businesses and power users. Feedly recently entered the next phase of its development with the release of its new Boards, Notes, and Highlights features: Whatever your motivation, the power of information lies in your ability to harness it. Today we
Visiting a website that requires a login, such as music streaming services, for instance, requires an account. That means you need to login. You can use Facebook or Google in most cases, or you could simply create a user name and password. It's up to you how to handle it, but now there is another option from a rather unexpected
Feedly has announced the launch of a new service called Shared Collections. This new feature allows users to create special pages that contain everything they'd like to share from the feeds they're following. A Shared Collections page is more than just a simple listing of RSS items. It can also be used by a team for collective sharing and collaboration.
With the death of Google Reader earlier this year, many net denizens were left scrambling for an alternative -- and issuing a few choice words to Google upon departure. While countless (exaggeration) alternatives exised, most would up landing on Feedly. In fact, the service did an admirable job scrambling to add bandwidth and servers to face the influx head-on. While the
Today If this then that (IFTTT) came to the iPhone. If you are not familiar with IFTTT, it is an automator tool for the Internet. For example I use Feedly and Pocket and I use an IFTTT recipes that sends any article I save on Feedly to Pocket. There are hundreds of recipes that users have created on IFTTT from
While all of us will lose thanks to Google's inexplicable decision last week to shut down a service which seems to have been much more popular than the search giant would have you believe, one company is certainly not unhappy about the move. Feedly has been in a whirlwind since that announcement. Within hours of the Google announcement Feedly had
The feed reader you use is a very personal decision, I prefer Feedly which is a Firefox add on. I like its interface and how it works. However it does have one weakness and that is it can only be used on Firefox and Flock. This meant I needed to find a new solution for my Iphone. My solution is