21/11 RSS Feeds and Feed2Mobile
| Category: QR Code, Data Matrix... By editor at 10:30 |
The days of explaining RSS are over. Whenever anyone asks to explain it again, simply direct them to this video. Or this one, or this one.
Feed2Mobile
If you understand now, what RSS Feeds are, think how cool it would be to read RSS feeds on your mobile.
So instead of a computer, you only need now a mobile phone with internet access. You can type http://feed2mobile.kaywa.com or you can scan the QR Code right here to get there:
Once on Feed2Mobile you'll see the latest ten feeds that have been mobilized. If you scroll down you'll find these options:
[1] Recently mobilized aka the home page
[2] Search (existing) mobilized Feeds, like for example boingboing
[3] My Bookmarks (needs a Kaywa ID)
[4] Create a new mobile feed.
The cool thing about [4] is that you can sit in a bus and read a magazine where they talk about a cool blog. Instead of heading home to check out this blog or spend large sums of money when directly accessing it (some blogs sites are very heavy in KB's), you simply click [4], enter the webaddress, add the captcha, click and then you can read the mobilized version immediately. Pictures are scaled down for mobile devices. Podcasts are also shown.
Feed2Mobile
If you understand now, what RSS Feeds are, think how cool it would be to read RSS feeds on your mobile.
So instead of a computer, you only need now a mobile phone with internet access. You can type http://feed2mobile.kaywa.com or you can scan the QR Code right here to get there:
Once on Feed2Mobile you'll see the latest ten feeds that have been mobilized. If you scroll down you'll find these options:
[1] Recently mobilized aka the home page
[2] Search (existing) mobilized Feeds, like for example boingboing
[3] My Bookmarks (needs a Kaywa ID)
[4] Create a new mobile feed.
The cool thing about [4] is that you can sit in a bus and read a magazine where they talk about a cool blog. Instead of heading home to check out this blog or spend large sums of money when directly accessing it (some blogs sites are very heavy in KB's), you simply click [4], enter the webaddress, add the captcha, click and then you can read the mobilized version immediately. Pictures are scaled down for mobile devices. Podcasts are also shown.
