Interesting Free RSS Icons For Your Feed Subscription Links

Speckyboy has an interesting post on 22 Free RSS Styles for your blog. You can choose anyone of those free RSS Icons to give more Jazz to your blog. Check out some of the featured icons below. 

Free RSS Icons for your Blog.

In order to check all the icons, Check out the entire post on Speckyboy.

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Google Reader now translates feeds to your language on the fly

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Google Reader now translates feeds to your language on the fly

Google Reader now has an interesting option which translates foreign language feeds into your language on the fly. The project was initiated as part of the 20% Work policy of Google which allows employees to work on their own projects 20% of the work time.

Translate feeds on the Fly.

Google Reader Blog says 

Next time you find an interesting feed in another language, just subscribe to it as normal in Reader. When you view the feed in Reader, check off “Translate into my language” in the feed settings, and (voila!) the feed will be immediately translated for you. Also, this setting will be saved so you can always view this feed in your own language.

This is an interesting collaboration between Google Reader and Google Translate. So next time, you dont have to bother about the language issues while subsribing to a foriegn language blog. Get the reader dude !!!

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[How-To]Transform any RSS feed into an iPhone friendly site.

If you own a blog or any rss feed which you wish to create a neat site out of it for your iPhone subscribers, DoYouFeed is the website to check. By the way this can as well be a good strategy for reader delight and also create a buzz about your blog.

doYouFeed logo

In order to enable your feed or blog as an iPhone friendly site, follow the steps below

1.) Point your browser to http://www.doyoufeed.com/us/index.php

DoYouFeed Add your site

2.) In the textbox titled Add feeds and sites, enter your feed or site URL and press Add.

3.) Once done, DoYouFeed will give you options to tune your settings further, though, all the basic settings look good.

Technofriends on iPhone

4.) Scroll down to see your iPhone friendly site URL.

If you wish to access Technofriends from your iPhone, click here or bookmark http://tinyurl.com/64jtkv

Doyoufeed offers the following features

Your iPhone friendly site built from ground for you has a lit of useful features (and many more to come) :

• Fast load and lightweight pages
• iPhone optimized navigation
• Mix several feeds in one unique site
• Different themes available
• Automatic page refresh
• Relative date (2 hours ago, yesterday, monday…)
• Preview of news content on the news list
• Share news via email and social sites
• Nothing to install on your iPhone
• No registering required

Via: Makeuseof.com

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Share Items with a note in Google Reader

Google Reader, one of the most widely used feed reading software application has added a new feature. Now, you can add notes to your share items in Google Reader. This gives an interesting view to your friends who see your shared items. Now they also can see a small note from you along with the shared item.

Now your friends won’t have to wonder if the B-movie about an evil floor lamp you shared was intended to be funny, sarcastic, ironic or the real motivation behind your next movie night.

To enable this, drag the link (Click here) to your browser toolbar.

This also allows you to share any content from any web page, even if the site doesn’t have a feed. For even more control over what gets shared, select some text from the page before clicking the “Note in Reader” bookmarklet and your selection will appear as the item’s body. There’s also a space for you to add an editorial note when you need to let your friends know why you are sharing something. You can always uncheck “Add to shared items” if you want to add something to Reader without also adding it to your shared items.

The above displayed items are shared from Technofriends feed.

Via : Google Reader Blog

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Webaroo 2: Software for the bandwidth starved

Webaroo 2 is an interesting application for the bandwidth starved. The application downloads pages from the websites you often browse into your hard disk storage.

It also allows you to download videos from Youtube, Google Videos and Metacafe. Another interesting feature is downloading of Flickr photos by user, group and photoset. Webaroo 2 also stores your Internet Explorer and Firefox web history automatically. The image lists the features provided by Webaroo 2.

You need to be running Windows XP SP1 and above or Windows Vista (32bit) operating system to use Webaroo 2.

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RSS in Plain English

If you happen to be one of those who finds it difficult to understand what RSS (Real Simple Syndication) is all about, the below embedded Youtube video is a must watch for you. The video explains in plain English what RSS is about and how it can be used to stay ahead in the fast changing internet world.

The video also demonstrates step by step procedure for subscribing and reading RSS Feeds using Google Reader.

Have a look…its worth it.

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Vaibhav