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SEATTLE, Wash., June 10, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Rocketinfo (OTC BB:RKTI.OB - News), a pioneer in news monitoring, analysis and search technology, today announced the release of a new version of its online RSS reader, Rocket Reader (http://reader.rocketinfo.com/). Featured within Rocket Reader is the Rocketinfo Feed, the most convenient tool available today for conducting news monitoring and competitive intelligence activities.
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 14:12 10th Jun
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Mobile RSS Innovator Mobispine Acquires NewsAlloy, the First Rich Featured Web Based Feed Reader: Duo Will Disrupt RSS Reader Market With Combined Technologies
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via Red Orbit @ 20:48 15th Jul
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Mobile RSS Innovator Mobispine Acquires NewsAlloy, the First Rich Featured Web Based Feed Reader: Duo Will Disrupt RSS Reader Market with Combined Technologies
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 12:15 15th Jul
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Mobile newsreader service Mobispine is acquiring NewsAlloy, an Ajax, web-based RSS reader, intending to merge the two in to a “seamless” product offering personalized newsfeeds across desktop and mobile. The acquisition price is not disclosed. The NewsAlloy website claims 11,331 registered users, and Stockholm-based Mobispine says it has over 300,000 active mobile users per month. Somewhat ambitiously, they are targeting 10 million users for the combined operation. The online RSS reader game is frankly a tough challenge, in the face of mature offerings from bigger players like Google (NSDQ: GOOG) Reader, Bloglines and easier alternatives like My Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO). But Mobispine says its NewsAlloy combination can offer “a welcome change” that can be used by “everyone from tweens to seniors”.
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via MocoNews.net @ 20:49 15th Jul
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STOCKHOLM, Sweden, BUSINESS WIRE -- Mobispine AB (STO:MOBS) an aggregator of news and content for the Mobile Internet has acquired NewsAlloy one of the first rich featured Web based feed reader. Mobispine and NewsAlloy are both leading innovators in the Really Simple Syndication (RSS) space and the companies combined technologies and expertise will
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via AEC News Room @ 20:48 15th Jul
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RSS Balloon Reader is a simple RSS reader that displays incoming messages as balloon tooltips in the windows task bar. The news entries themselves are linked to be read with the browser.
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via Articles Bridge @ 11:08 21st Jun
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An anonymous reader writes with a link to "an offline Wikipedia viewer for the iRex Iliad e-ink e-book reader (similar to Amazon's Kindle). Take it anywhere — and you don't need to be connected to the Internet in any way!" (You'll need a 4GB flash card and the ability to follow the directions.)
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via Slashdot @ 2:53 23rd May
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The Sony Reader is new to Canada, but it already has one major supporter in the market. Random House of Canada is buying the e-reader device in bulk for its editorial, sales, and marketing employees. Several Random employees got Readers earlier this spring, and...
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via Quill & Quire @ 6:34 13th Jun
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Rojo LogoRojo, which called itself "the best free RSS and Atom feed reader," is planning a "life change." In a message sent to users of the Web-based feed reader today, the owners at Six Apart - the makers of Movable Type, TypePad, and former owners of LiveJournal - said the Rojo service will be going away soon to return with "a new name, a new look, and a new vision for how it brings you the best blog content from around the web."
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via App Scout @ 2:03 11th Jul
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Dotnetindex.com announced new application Giga Rss Reader. This online rss reader can be used in a web site to display custom RSS feeds from another news portals. Script parser is parsing valid RSS sources to HTML codes. This script can view and download from this link : http://www.dotnetindex.com/giga_rss_reader.asp
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via Dotnetindex.com @ 14:28 5th Jul
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Google has been offering mobile platform optimized versions of its various services for a while, including Google Reader, a web-based RSS reader. Several weeks ago, it was discovered that the iPhone-optimized version would work well on the S60 Webkit web browser found on Nokia S60 based smartphones like the Nokia N95 and Nokia N82.
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via MobileBurn @ 17:06 13th Jun
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CS101 is a UHF EPC C1G2 handheld RFID reader with industry leading read range and read rate performance to enable ultra fast inventory of cases on pallet, warehouse shelves, moving vehicles, and other tagged items in business processes where fixed reader class performance is required in a portable device.
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via RFID Solutions Online @ 8:13 2nd Jul
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Years ago when good old Safari turned into Safari RSS, I eased into the habit of finding stuff on the web through RSS feeds rather than by visiting the front page of sites "manually." Unfortunately, Safari's RSS implementation is very slow, especially with some "enhanced" feeds. So, a couple of months ago, I switched to Google Reader. I'm not generally a fan of cloud computing, but in this case it makes sense: you don't need to have the feeds locally if you can't go online and visit the linked articles anyway. Google also has an iPhone-optimized version of its RSS aggregator. This version works extremely well for perusing feeds and marking posts as read or star them for later reading, but actually reading articles through Google Reader mobile is quite painful.
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via ArsTechnica @ 15:44 17th Jul
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Though libraries are often wary about circulating hardware devices, and the Sony Reader is not yet optimized for libraries, the Broward County Library (BCL), Fort Lauderdale, FL, reports significant success—after some bumps in the road—in what it calls its Sony Reader Circulation Project. The project is funded by the Broward Public Library Foundation. “Our Director [Bob Cannon] has long supported technology in the library and wanted to pursue circulating some form of handheld technology,” reported Elizabeth Prior, BCL’s Manager of Grants and Development.
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via Library Journal @ 22:50 16th Jul
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Existing UHF RFID handheld terminals tend to be heavy and expensive. This has hindered the pace of RFID adoption in many verticals. AWID breaks the barriers with a new handheld RFID reader with state of the art technology at a price that will bring a smile to even the most cost conscious. AWID's ruggedized RFID Handheld Reader features:
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via RFID Solutions Online @ 8:13 2nd Jul
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In general, blogs are a mix of personal opinions and links to material on other Web sites. And because they reflect the personality of the writer, they can draw huge audiences if they click with readers.
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via Red Orbit @ 22:07 19th Jul
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What feature in an RSS reader do you not have but long for? What would cause you to switch from one reader to another? Would you ever consider a reader that forced ads on you, bundled up with the delivered post?
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via Conde Nast Portfolio @ 7:27 30th Jun
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Astak has announced a Windows CE 5.0-based e-reader that also plays MP3 audio files. The "Mentor" features a 6-inch "E Ink" touchscreen display with four gray scales, 800 x 600 pixel resolution, WiFi, Bluetooth, and an SD expansion slot, according to the company.
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via Windows For Devices @ 9:47 18th May
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TWINSBURG, OH – Pepperl+Fuchs introduces the MAH120 Handheld Barcode Imager. The MAH120 is a light-weight and rugged industrial quality barcode reader that promises, fast, flexible and affordable reading of all popular 1D and 2D barcodes, as well as many other symbologies.
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via Design World Online @ 17:45 23rd May
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The Amazon Kindle e-book reader on Tuesday received a 10 percent price reduction along with free two-day shipping from the online store. The hot-selling device, launched in 2007, has suffered a supply shortage back in March due to demand overwhelming the screen supplier's production capability. While Amazon has not released numbers, it is estimated more than 50,000 Kindles have been shipped in the first quarter of the year.
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via Electronista @ 6:05 28th May
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