Feed Readers Watch

As you can see from this screenshot, 2.0 is a radical departure from previous versions. In addition to the new single-level treeview (no subfolders yet), there’s a new “subscription overview” which provides a summary of your subscriptions - including which ones you pay the most and least attention to. The UI has been streamlined, and there’s a new unread feed view which is great for quickly scanning your unread feeds. And throughout FeedDemon, you’ll find a ton of usability improvements that make it easier to work with regardless of your level of experience.

Tags: FeedDemon

FeedMonster is an RSS and Atom feed reader written on top of Microsoft’s .NET platform.

ThinFeeder 1.2 is now available. ThinFeeder is a tiny open source Java RSS aggregator.

Changes:

• French internationalization
• New Thinlet version
• New Informa API version
• Refresh timeout
• Better chinese and mandarim support
• Minor bugs solved
• Minor enhancements

Tags: ThinFeeder, Java RSS

This is the bug fix version of the Nightcrawler release (1.3.0.38)

NewsPiper 3.5.0 is now available with an ability to setup filters for ticker, “Auto hide” option for News Bar and many other additional features.

NewsPiper is an unique program that combines RSS/ATOM feeds reader and aggregator, news ticker and Web grabber in one environment. This program can show news from different sources: Web-pages (like cnn.com, foxnews.com, etc.) or RSS/ATOM news feeds. Retrived news are shown in the usual three-panes newsreader interface (channels, news titles, news details) and in a special news ticker bar (News Bar) placed at the top of your desktop.

Gregarius is a web-based RSS/RDF/ATOM feed aggregator, designed to run on your web server, allowing you to access your news sources from wherever you want.

• Completely web-based (runs on your web server)
• Simple, password-protected, administration and configuration
• AJAX powered item tagging
• Full-text search
• Committed to web standards: renders XHTML/CSS, supports OPML
• Gregarius is FREE software and is released under the GPL

Attensa for Outlook 1.0 Beta is out featuring an abundance of search engines and performance improvements.

Now you can add search feeds from these engines: Blog Digger, Daypop, Del.icio.us, Feedster, flickr, Moreover, MSN search, Technorati, Wired News, Yahoo! News, Plazoo, SeekItAll, Google News, Google Blogs, Wikipedia, Feed24, IceRocket, Digg, and Yahoo! (whew!). With such a variety of search engines you’re sure to find what you’re looking for and have it delivered right into clearly labeled folders in Outlook.

Attensa for Outlook works inside Microsoft Outlook to bring up-to-the-minute RSS news and information from your favorite Websites and blogs right into your Outlook folders.

Tags: Attensa, Outlook

Raggle 0.4.4 is now available for download. Here’s what’s new:

• New “yank” command (bound to shift-Y by default) for feed items with either empty or truncated descriptions.
• Added –update command-line option (update your Raggle from Cron, the moon, etc).
• Switched to Ruby’s built-in Logger class for logging. This gives us a cleaner log file format, log rotation, and log levels.
• New purge-deleted keybinding (bound to shift-P by default).
• Improved I18N support

A new beta release of Post2Blog is now available featuring, among other things, improved support for Chitika and Adsense.

Post2Blog is a handy desktop blogging client for Blogger, WordPress, TypePad, Movable Type powered blogs. It is capable of posting from Word, Firefox, Internet Explorer, sending pictures to blog from Explorer. You can insert images, create hyperlinks, link words to online dictionaries. Images and linked files are automatically uploaded (FTP is supported as well). You can use Word to compose new posts in Word and post them using Post2Blog toolbar for Word. Built-in multi-language spellchecker and thesaurus. UNICODE text is supported. Capable of pinging web-services and send trackbacks automatically.

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