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Friendfeed has been attracting a lot of buzz lately, with some even comparing it to the megabuzz Twitter received coming out of last year's SXSW, and Nathan Burke wanted to find out why. So he put an hour aside and signed up for an account. Here's what he found out.
New reports reveal that Microsoft and Google may be bringing offline functionality to mobile applications that have historically required users to be connected to the Internet.
In an intriguing move that threatens to make FeedDemon ubiquitous, NewsGator has made the service freely available. While the idea of a free RSS reader may seem like old news, this is different as FeedDemon was already the most popular desktop reader when it was a pay service.
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