wow cool find!!. This gReader AIR app looks promising, i.e. after they fix performance and usability features! keep me posted :-) - Susan Beebe
Agreed, definitely shows promise - one to watch - Colin Walker
Prism & Fluid can do the same and are way lighter apps, I love AIR, but it should be used to add value, I don't see such in this app - Dobromir Hadzhiev via twhirl
The answer is clearly... no. But the sites you use as examples aren't say... as "big" as FriendFeed or Digg, Technorati, etc. Maybe the B-List services launch on B-List blogs? - Louis Gray
I wouldn't characterize notes as "sexy." To each his/her own, I guess... - Ontario Emperor
Thanks for pointing this out. Since I always use GReader in full screen mode and use quick keystrokes to flip to specific feeds, I would never have noticed this! Pretty cool for those dated sites that don't provide RSS. In the past, if the site has RSS I've always used the work around with the google subscribe feed script in the toolbar. - Phil Ashman
Sexier - well....I guess the word has different conotations for different people :-) - viki saigal
Ok, this is my quote of the day: "It's much easier to convince people to adopt a social network that could help them in their careers than it is to explain why anyone would need to be SuperPoked or be attacked by zombies." Love it!! - Lindsay Donaghe
Thing is, she doesn't. What she does need is a highly-filtered smart stream that mixes together news, articles, discussions, shared stuff of her grandchildren, etc. in a friendly interface without making her feel like it's an unnecessary waste of time. Bottom line: traditional RSS readers are a thing of the past and there's no point trying to get the mainstream audience hooked on our own inefficient habits. - Aviv
