Google Reader Desktop client
As you all might be knowing that Google Reader is one of the most popular online RSS reader, i am in search of any desktop client available for Google Reader. Do anybody of you guys have any idea of the same. I need a Google Reader desktop client that can run on both Windows and MAC operating system. If it is there, please let me know. Thanks in advance.
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Old 03-08-2009
mickey demaio mickey demaio is offline
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Re: Google Reader Desktop client
Yes, Google Reader is no doubt one of the best online RSS feed readers. Fortunately we have a desktop client for Google Reader now, that is ReadAir. It is a really nice Google Reader desktop client for both Mac and Windows built on Adobe Air.It Features:-
* NEW (Version 0.3) WIN: Minimize to system tray
* NEW (Version 0.3) MAC: Unread count shows in Dock Icon
* NEW (Version 0.3) More keyboard shortcuts (shift+a - mark all read / r - refresh)
* NEW (Version 0.3) Themes: Windows theme (started)
* NEW (Version 0.3) (Limited) Favicon support
* NEW (Version 0.3) Save window position
* (Version 0.2) Continuation (Allow users to view more than 20 items per feed)
* (Version 0.11) J/K Shortcuts
* (Version 0.11) User preferences (Mac/PC)
* Mac themed scrollbars and form elements
* Full synchronization with Google Reader Account
* Add/Remove/Manage tags
* Subscribe/Unsubscribe from feeds
* Search your feeds
* Resizable viewing pane
* Auto software update
* Auto login
To install ReadAir:-
Install Adobe Air
Then, Install the latest version of ReadAir.
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Old 03-08-2009
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Re: Google Reader Desktop client
There is one more Adobe AIR program known as GMDesk that it rolls up several of Google’s services into one convenient program. It allows you to run Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs and Google Maps as a stand-alone application to do all your mail handling, calendar event reading etc with. The fonts in Gmail are kind of small and awkward to read. and you can only have one window open at a time.When you run the program for the first time it will feel just like you’re using the Google services in your web browser.It offers an easy menu as well as keyboard shortcuts to switch between different Google services, and you can specify what default service you want the application to start with.That way it’s easy to switch between them.
Download GMdesk
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Re: Google Reader Desktop client
There are lots more Google Reader Desktop Client, such as RSS Bandit and Scoop that really works effectively. Scoop is a new desktop software tool currently in development that will enable you to stay instantly updated on breaking news, sport, gossip or whatever your interests are.Scoop will offer an alternative solution to existing browser-based RSS feed readers like Google Reader but with a number of extra features such as:
1. Instant notifications of breaking stories (can be switched on/off in preferences)
2. Offline mode - Scoop will cache/store your read stories and downloaded feeds enabling you to review on the train or in other scenarios where you’re temporarily offline.
3. Ability to import and export Scoops - custom built collections of RSS feeds provided by Scoop.uk.com and it’s members.
4. Scoop image mode - review your scoops by the images they contain and various other innovative ways to review Scoops!
5. Google Reader synchronization - Scoop can automatically synchronize with your existing Google Reader subscriptions meaning any new RSS feed you add to Scoop will seamlessly add to Google Reader and vice verse. Scoop will also synchronize any read items with Google Reader.
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