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NCBuy FeedDemon 1.5 (Windows)

Thousands of Web sites offer their content as RSS newsfeeds, but accessing this information has been cumbersome at best -- until now. FeedDemon enables you to quickly explore the world of RSS from your desktop without having to visit hundreds of sites. It makes RSS as easy to access as...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Podcasting, NCBuy, FeedDemon, FeedDemon 1.5, RSS, Podcasts, Internet

Software downloads 2006-01-27

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My 10 favorite Windows programs of all time

My 10 favorite Windows programs of all timeHow does Windows Photo Gallerycompare to iPhoto. I tried Photo Story, and it is ok, I do not take a lot of pictures, nor do a lot, so this is first time I heard of Windows Photo.My mom uses iPhoto for about fifty...

Tags: Operating systems, Microsoft Office, Web browsers, Google Notebook, Microsoft Windows, favorite Windows program, Microsoft Office OneNote 2003, Windows Program, FeedDemon

Discussion threads 2008-03-03

The top 10 consumer open source projects

Our Crave blog has compiled a list of the top 10 open source projects for consumers, and while their list covers 11 Web pages here's the whole thing, Letterman-style: (Sorry, no jokes in honor of the writer's strike.) 10 -- Firefox, the browser. ...

Tags: Editor, Microsoft Windows, Open Source, Instant Messaging, Operating Systems, Software, Internet, Online Communications, Dana Blankenhorn

Blog posts 2007-11-26

Newsgator Inbox 2.6

NewsGator 2.6 is a unique newsreader, in that it integrates with Microsoft Outlook, thereby allowing Outlook users to browse newsfeeds from within the same program that delivers daily e-mail.This $29 program has a helpful setup wizard that simplifies installation, which took about five minutes in our tests. Once you install...

Tags: Groupware, Podcasts, Microsoft Office, RSS, Blogging, NewsGator, Microsoft Outlook, Newsgator Inbox 2.6

Product reviews 2006-10-10

Don't Mention It

I've been waiting for someone to notice the last edition of the Gillmor Gang, and now this guy has. Nice job. Seth Goldstein's Root Vault app is now live and although I've been too busy to download it, I'm thrilled to see ideas Seth told me about at last year's...

Tags: Dave

Blog posts 2005-11-09