Google Reader Enhances Social Features

Just a few days ago, Google Reader launched a few features that make it just a little more social. Powered by Google Profiles, these new features make it easy to find like-minded people to engage with. It’s also a lot simpler to share items. While Google Reader is probably one of the most popular RSS feed readers around, it has also been difficult or confusing to do certain things with it until now.

Tech Week In Review for July 3rd

FriendFeed Adds 3 New Features
I don’t know how those FriendFeed guys do it, but it seems like they add a new feature every other day. Here is what they’ve added recently:

Real-time Search – We all know FriendFeed operates in real-time. New items slide up to the top of the page right before your eyes. It’s [...]

Tech Week In Review for June 26th

You can now share files on FriendFeed
Items on FriendFeed that get the most action are those with photos. They help to engage the viewer by standing out against a wall of text. Now, FriendFeed has activated file sharing, which allows you to upload just about any file you’d like. This has serious implications for other [...]

12 Reasons Why Google Wave will Change the Web

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Google Wave is the shiniest new thing that everyone is talking about. It’s not even out yet, but I watched the entire video from the Google I/O demo and I have to admit I’m impressed. I honestly think it will change the web, even if it only serves to show others what’s possible and sparks [...]

Streamy Gets Serious with Chat, Streams, and FB Connect

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We wrote about Streamy coming out of private beta back in March. Streamy connects you with a few of your favorite social media websites and allows you to manage them from one simple interface. Service supported include Facebook, Twitter, FriendFeed, and Flickr. Not only that, but Streamy wants to be your RSS Feed reader as [...]