The Google Reader Blog announced the addition of a module to allow you to add the Google Reader, Google’s RSS feed reader, to the Google Personalized home page. To add the module, you can click here. After you add the module, the Reader will show up in the top left box on your Google home page. When you click on the title of an article, it will pop up a box with the abstract and more links. It is cool, if you can’t get enough of that AJAX.
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