RSS Feed of New Apps

Written on July 16, 2008 by Jethro Jones and 2 people have commented

Pinch Media is a small company that serves iPhone developers (and iPhone users). They are located in New York and get a kick out of tracking and analyzing App Store data. They measure the percentage of free apps and things like that. They don’t have any of Apple’s sales data, or anything like that, but [...]

“Times” RSS Reader Released Today

Written on May 02, 2008 by Josh Pigford and 9 people have commented

Today, Times, the newspaper-like RSS feed reader, has been released.
A few days ago we gave you an in-depth preview of this application from Acrylic Apps and are excited to see it finally released.
Be sure to take a read through our review of the app and then go download the free trial.
Times is $30 for a [...]

Read RSS Newsfeeds In Style With “Times”

Written on April 27, 2008 by Bob Rudis and 55 people have commented

From Google Reader to NetNewsWire to Vienna, RSS readers have become somewhat of a commodity, with all of them providing a similar feature set and the same approach to getting your fill of feeds. Then, along comes Dustin MacDonald who – not content with the status quo – cooks up a little application called, simply [...]

NetNewsWire - Now free as a bird

Written on January 09, 2008 by Josh Pigford and 8 people have commented

Tip to Colin from The Uber Geeks for the news that NewsGator has now made 4 of it’s products free.
NetNewsWire, FeedDemon, NewsGator Inbox, and NewsGator Go! are all available for download now for free.
If you purchased any of those apps after December 9, 2007 you can get a full refund.
So why did they release [...]

How To: Import RSS Subscriptions into Apple Mail

Written on November 08, 2007 by Victor Johnson and 9 people have commented

I never quite understood Apple’s decision to include RSS support in Safari, but not in Apple Mail. Other mail clients such as Thunderbird have offered this support for years, but I just couldn’t bring myself to use them. They had never offered the power Mail did, with built-in smart folders and the way it had [...]

Safari 3 multiple feed support

Written on November 07, 2007 by Josh Pigford and 6 people have commented

Here’s a quick tidbit on a new feature of Safari 3 in Leopard. The RSS button in the address bar now support multiple feeds for sites that have them.
Occasionally a site will have separate feeds for different sections of their site and other times they’ll have different formats of the same feed (such as RSS [...]

Screencasts Now Have Their Own Feed

Written on June 27, 2007 by Nick Santilli and No one has commented

The more screencasts we’ve posted here on The Apple Blog, the more the question seems to surface of how to get that feed directly. Well the powers that be (Josh) have got you covered. You can now get the screencast-only feed for TAB from this linky-thing here.
iTunes Store submission has also been made, [...]

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