I'm just testing out PostXing via the recommendation of Darren . If this works, I'm thinking this is a pretty cool blogging application. It even allows you to cross-post and upload images. Except - no spell checking? Now *that* I cannot live without (or actually, my readers can't...) Hmm. let's see how...

if there are only two things that are missing from SharpReader , they would be: an “author“ column a “Flag for later“ column That's it. Really. Today, SharpReader is , to me, much more useful that, say, NewsGator or FeedDemon . Why? It's a power tool. Everything works fast, and...

Carl Franklin stopped by for another comment on my pseudo-flaming post about Scoble . What he wrote made me very happy. I'll cite this here because I think those guys deserve a big round of respect from the community for donating their time and efforts into something that is pretty cool. I'm not going...

Doug Thews sent me this regarding the .net desktop contest: " After looking at some of your entries, I decided that I had to write my own ActiveDesktop in ASP.NET to consume RSS feeds and provide other information. I don't want entry into your contest, but I thought you might be interested in the project...

I have to admit it. FeedDemon totally rocked my RSS reading world. I like it even better than NewsGator. The interface(I'm a GUI guy) is very very slick and intuitive, and I really like the browser oane being positioned to the right(like outlook 2003). I think this is the one reader I would consider...

I'm just testing out PostXing via the recommendation of Darren . If this works, I'm thinking this is a pretty cool blogging application. It even allows you to cross-post and upload images. Except - no spell checking? Now *that* I cannot live without (or actually, my readers can't...) Hmm. let's see how...

if there are only two things that are missing from SharpReader , they would be: an “author“ column a “Flag for later“ column That's it. Really. Today, SharpReader is , to me, much more useful that, say, NewsGator or FeedDemon . Why? It's a power tool. Everything works fast, and...

Carl Franklin stopped by for another comment on my pseudo-flaming post about Scoble . What he wrote made me very happy. I'll cite this here because I think those guys deserve a big round of respect from the community for donating their time and efforts into something that is pretty cool. I'm not going...

Doug Thews sent me this regarding the .net desktop contest: " After looking at some of your entries, I decided that I had to write my own ActiveDesktop in ASP.NET to consume RSS feeds and provide other information. I don't want entry into your contest, but I thought you might be interested in the project...

I have to admit it. FeedDemon totally rocked my RSS reading world. I like it even better than NewsGator. The interface(I'm a GUI guy) is very very slick and intuitive, and I really like the browser oane being positioned to the right(like outlook 2003). I think this is the one reader I would consider...