Comments on: 8 Apps I Use and Love

By: Dan Olsen

Dan Olsen — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 08:57:49 +0000

Stefan, Thanks for mentioning YourVersion (www.yourversion.com). As you pointed out, YourVersion offers most of the bookmarking functionality of Delicious but also continuously delivers new, relevant content tailored to your interests. YourVersion also makes it easy to share interesting pages via email, Facebook, and Twitter (with automatic URL-shortening). We have a free Firefox toolbar so you can bookmark and share any page as you browse the web. We also have a free iPhone app so you can stay on top of your interests when you're on the go http://bit.ly/yv-app. Please let us know if you have any feedback or suggestions for how we can improve the YourVersion product. Thanks and happy discovering! Dan Olsen CEO & Founder, YourVersion

By: Beth Coetzee

Beth Coetzee — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 20:57:24 +0000

Thanks, Jeremy! I finally had time to go app shopping today...Feedly is very pretty:) .-= Beth Coetzee´s last blog ..Spiritual Preparation =-.

By: Jeremy Bryant

Jeremy Bryant — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 22:11:19 +0000

I am still using Google Reader as my default rss reader. I like what lifehacker says about feedly,

Create a start page with a wider view of your Google Reader feeds and social contacts with Feedly, a free Firefox extension. The add-on's main service is spinning your Google Reader feeds into a more magazine-like spread, letting you browse over multiple categories, glimpse post pictures, and have all your read items sync back to Reader. The navigation bar also creates tabs for the Twitter friends you're following, and offers serious customization for layout, item sharing, and other features. The extension adds a distractingly orange button to your navigation bar, but you can simply bookmark its chrome pages if you want to nix it. Feedly is a free download, works wherever Firefox does.

With that said, I have enjoyed some of the bells and whistles feedly offers, but always seem to go back to google reader with some added greasemonkey scripts .-= Jeremy Bryant´s last blog ..TED Talks Pranav Mistry: The thrilling potential of SixthSense technology =-.