MonkeyChow has been around for almost 8 years. I’ve used it for all those years except for a year I moved to Google Reader when I didn’t have my own server running. What this needs is its own Kickstarter to … Continue reading →

This post continues my list of  iOS 10 features I want to see. You can catch up with the first post here. (Part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5 and part 6.) News A real RSS based iCloud news … Continue reading →

Out of all the social networking competitors, we all know by now that Facebook has come out on top.  For a while, other players like MySpace, various incarnations of Yahoo’s friend lists, Friendster, and all of Google’s plays from Orkut … Continue reading →

This post is in reply to the article Will Twitter Replace RSS. I use Twitter to watch human feeds, because you cannot follow too many people before being able to lose track of what is going on.  I believe the … Continue reading →

Google has just announced the improved look and feel of Google Reader, which I reviewed almost a year ago. The aggregated view is there now, labeled the River of News by some. I had such high hopes for Google Reader … Continue reading →

It’s that time of year where we prepare for new Apple announcements regarding what will come in the next version of iOS. Assuming the next version of iOS will be called 11, I’ve reviewed my posts from a year ago … Continue reading →

You never know when Google will pull the rug out from you. Google Currents, Google Wave, iGoogle, Google Video (replaced by YouTube), Google Bookmarks Lists, Google Friend Connect, Google Gears, Google Search Timeline, Knol, Renewable Energy Cheaper than Coal (RE<C), … Continue reading →