Ever since I started blogging, Google Reader has been my preferred application for reading web content and RSS feeds. Unfortunately, its not anymore; Google has decided to retire Google Reader from July 1st 2013. This is a sad news for Google Reader fans, as Reader has been the most popular RSS reader used by more than

With the death of Google Reader just around the corner (it will be unavailable after July 1st), it is time to choose another service in order to keep up with our RSS feeds. After Google announcing the end of its feed reading service, many services and apps started to arise, with many different features and

Tabbloid lets you create a PDF newsletter from a group of RSS feeds. The PDF newsletter will contain all the posts from a particular set of feeds and you will receive the PDF in your email every day.

The following registry trick will let you turn FeedDemon into a portable RSS reader, which can be used from any computer without having to install FeedDemon in the first place.

Here is a complete guide on organizing your RSS reader, staying productive and managing information overload. You can filter keywords, blog posts and other unnecessary items from RSS feeds to block an overwhelming number of blog articles, every single day.

Here is a step by step guide on how you could show your favorite feed or collection of feeds as your Windows desktop background.

Here are some useful category feed workarounds for Wordpress blogs. You can exclude posts of a specific category from the main site feed, create separate feeds for tags and categories and much more.

Google analytics can be used to track your RSS feed subscribers.By setting up an analytics goal you can track which content are bringing you RSS Subscribers and Which Feed Icons they are clicking in your site.