Posts Tagged with ‘rss’

Feedhub is being introduced at DEMOfall 07 beginning today. This next generation information tool allows users to personalize and improve popular feed readers. Feedhub will essentially cut through the mass confusion of overwhelming data to deliver relevant stories to readers. Feedhub is built on mSpoke's patented mPower Adaptive Personalization Engine which enables Feedhub to learn from human insights. DEMOfall's producer Chris Shipley specifically selected Feedhub for debut at DEMOfall 07, so expectations are high for this new intuitive tool.
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VeZoom is an online video search engine that has been putting in some hard work to increase its service's features and its footprint across the web. Two weeks ago, Profy featured a review of MyVeZoom, which provides users with a customizable interface to locate videos from. Now, the service is out recruit from the crowd of bloggers.
Riding on the wave of the popularity of online video, VeZoom has come up with a development that combines video with RSS [...]

Profy is building something exciting for the tech-savvy crowd. The Profy development team is at work on a very large-scale Web 2.0 project to be launched in public beta later this year. It's an advanced blogging platform with an integrated powerful RSS reader enhanced by social featured. The application will drastically change the way we blog and read our news.
At the moment, the product is in strictly private beta and we're looking for a strong team of early testers [...]

There are several options to choose from with RSS feed readers. You can choose a standalone client (FeedDemon), a browser plugin (Sage), or a reader accessible through a website (Google Reader). All of these options, however, lack some of the features that newcomer Fav.or.it promises to provide. The service is not yet available, but will enter private beta testing soon.
Fav.or.it , which just launched its preview website today, is aiming to provide a feed reader that also helps you [...]

MyVeZoom is a customizable extension of the VeZoom video search engine. VeZoom continuously monitors over 18 million hours of online video featured in over 60 online channels. From YouTube to the obscure, myVeZoom scours the Web for relevant UGC and professionally produced content. The straightforward UI and comprehensive nature of myVeZoom is promising. Drag-and-drop organization and other Web 2.0 tools make myVeZoom one of the cleanest video tool releases in some time. This early test of the main search utility and its [...]

Curious to know just how many minds are needed to start a Web 2.0 company? Well, if the structure of Social Media, Ltd. is anything to go by, just one’s enough.
Yep, one. Uno. Commandeered by a Mr. Todd Palmer, Social Media Ltd. is a solo effort we think very deserving of a mention here on Profy. Not because it is a one-man show, but more to do with the fact that one website built under the auspices of Social [...]

Everyone's been abuzz about Dave Winer and his take on Google and Feedburner. According to Winer, this may CRIPPLE blogging, people! Google may tie Feedburner to Google Reader and if you don't use Feedburner, your blog may end up NOT WORKING in Google Reader.
There are days I wish I had the power Dave Winer does when it comes to reaction to something I write. Of course, I'd use my powers for good, not evil. In his "update" on the brouhaha [...]

Since my original review of Peepel back in April, the folks there have been very busy adding new features to make Peepel ready for prime time, and I think they are there!
When I first reviewed Peepel, it was still missing a few key features such as file sharing and uploading. I was in touch with CEO Stephen Kelly at the end of last week, and I'm really excited about the new and improved Peepel!
The biggest add is collaboration ability, and [...]

A new feed aggregator service known as Afeeda is out to simplify feed reading by allowing users to create a single feed that combines multiple feeds from different sources. You start out by choosing between making a personal, group or event feed. Personal feeds gather your own created content such as personal blogs and Flickr accounts. Group feeds are used to aggregate content from anywhere, while event feeds are centered around – you guessed it - events. Once you create a [...]