Andy has a great introductory flash demo of the new Google Reader news aggregator (opens in a new window - 1.2MB) which will be useful for those just starting out with news aggregation.
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3 Responses to “How to Use Google Reader”
Ben Helps
October 13th, 2005 11:47 am
Hmm, I’m a Bloglines regular, but I gave Google Reader a go. In my browser of (strong) choice, Firefox, it breaks. A lot.
Actually it tends to break on every action after the first, so hopefully it’s some relatively simple Javascript fix they’ll get around to. Given the larger proportion of tech-savvy and feed using people that tend to use Firefox, I’d think they should get off their ar*e and fix it.
As an aside, Bloglines added some new functionality in the last few hours (see my blog post ;-) ).
George
October 13th, 2005 12:49 pm
Is it me or did bloglines just started the hotkey thing like google reader has or did I just not see this before?
j4r3d
October 13th, 2005 2:51 pm
Yes, and I love the new Bloglines features! I’m generally a big Google fan but their reader is not up to par. Yet.
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