The State of Online Feed Readers over at TechCrunch has Frank Gruber taking
a look at several online feed reading services, along with a big hunking chart
o’ features. Interestingly, the popular My Yahoo service doesn’t get a nod for
review, not being robust enough with the features it offers. Top speed honors go
to Google Reader and FeedLounge, with Bloglines and Rojo best for feature sets
overall. But me, I’m firmly a software-based feed reading person. I’ll be
sticking with RSS Bandit, which I
reviewed on my personal blog here a few weeks ago:
Reading Feeds With RSS Bandit.
Of course, maybe
FeedDemon
2.0 will tempt me away. Niall Kennedy recently gave it a rave review here:
FeedDemon 2.0 raises the bar.
Review Of Online Feed Reading Services
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