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Press vs Feedly - March's Head To Head App Battle
Mar 27 2013 06:05 PM |
mikelewis
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Last month, I did a little compare and contrast of Flipboard and Currents. Both of those feed aggregators feature a magazine style format and have become very popular as of late and more so with the popularity of tablets. This month I wanted to feature two applications that simply serve as alternate Google Reader aggregators: Feedly and Press. Soon after I began comparing the apps though, Google announced and end to Reader. These two applications face their own battle now they will no longer be relying on importing Reader feeds.
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Magazine Style News Reader Showdown - Flipboard vs Currents
Mar 06 2013 06:00 PM |
mikelewis
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During the past 4 weeks, I took some extra time and effort to compare two of the more popular magazine style readers in the Play Store, Flipboard and Google Currents. There are several other popular readers and over the course of the next two months, I will be comparing Press, Pulse, Feedly, Taptu, and others. This month, I wanted to focus on the readers that have the most style and flow to see which one provided the best practical working use.
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Will Google Music Support Third Party Players?
Apr 13 2012 04:00 PM |
skynet11
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Many people enjoy the convenience of having access to their entire music library (or at least 20,000 songs worth of it) in the cloud, and many also like the stock Play Music app that Google uses. However, many have clamored for months for Google to release APIs (application programming interfaces) so that their favorite third-party music players can access their Google Music libraries. Has any progress been made towards achieving this? What obstacles stand in the way? Is there any way to access our Google Music libraries now?
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How Google Music Can Bridge the Gap With its Competition
Apr 09 2012 12:45 PM |
skynet11
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Can Google bridge the gap between its music service and industry heavyweights like Amazon MP3, Rhapsody, Spotify, and even iTunes? What realistic adjustments can they make to become more competitive? Read on to find out, in part 2 of our series on the future of Google Music.
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Storm Clouds for Google Music?
Apr 07 2012 01:00 PM |
skynet11
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It has been 5 months since the official debut of Google Music, and the company's efforts to compete with the likes of Apple and Amazon have already gone through several major changes. Have Google's efforts lived up to expectations? What issues confront Google's fledgling entry into the digital music arena?
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RootCamp: Life on Base
Mar 05 2012 12:15 AM |
AshG
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Welcome to RootCamp! Meant for the beginner and novice-level Android enthusiasts, the RootCamp series was written to provide an approachable format to learning about how to customize, care for, and tweak the ever-living snot out of the best mobile...
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RootCamp: Orientation Day
Feb 19 2012 03:15 AM |
AshG
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Welcome to RootCamp! Meant for the beginner and novice-level Android enthusiast, the RootCamp series was written to provide an approachable format to learning about how to customize, care for, and tweak the ever-living snot out of the best mobile...
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