Google Reader has been a useful tool for following site feeds (RSS or Atom) since it was first released, but not every web site has a feed. In other words, Reader has bee great for getting updates on blogs, forums and most news sites, it hasn’t been useful at all with static sites or sites
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A year ago I wrote up one way to get Google Reader integrated with Netvibes. That method worked well enough, but it was a bit awkward. Two things have happened since then: Netvibes has continued to improve and Google Reader has an iPhone mobile interface (pointed out by TedHead in a comment from February of this Bookmarklets are those nifty little shortcuts that get saved as bookmarks but can do so much more. Or, for more of a mouthful, here’s what Wikipedia has to say: A bookmarklet is an applet […] stored as the URL of a bookmark in a web browser or as a hyperlink on a web page. The term Just in case you missed it, Google Reader announced a few more sharing features today. I think all the new features are interesting, but one of them is also very cool. What’s the cool one? The “Share Anything” bookmarklet. Share anything — you are no longer limited only to sharing articles from your subscribed  May 6th, 2008 |  Tags: bookmarklet, google, google-reader, rss, social, StumbleUpon, twitter |  Leave a comment I had some idle time today while enjoying the Packers game on TV. Dunno about you, but I can’t just sit and watch TV — I have to have something else going on as well. Usually I have a laptop with me, but lately I’ve been doing more and more on my phone’s browser January 12th, 2008 | Tags: browsers, CalorieKing, gmail, google-apps, google-docs, google-reader, HTC-Mogul, meebo, mobile, NetVibes, Pownce, twitter, Vitalist, zoho-creator | 8 comments |
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