fwicki - an rss mashup application with a customizable online feed reader. This patent pending rss mashup application gives everyone a personal feed reader with rss mashup capabilities. The fwicki application gives publishers a unique rss toolset that can enhance their blog or web site. The free fwicki toolset includes features designed to enhance your rss experience.
INTRODUCTION
FEED2MOBILE is a free service which offers a bridge between Web-based and Mobile content.
WHY SHOULD I USE IT?
Chances are, your Blog or website has an RSS feed, but your content is still unadapted for mobile devices.FEED2MOBILE will simply let you create a mobile version of your content and make it available to mobile visitors.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
In a nutshell, FEED2MOBILE will fetch an RSS feed and adapt its content so as to better suit it for mobile devices.
These service is like FeedM8, own it you can let your reader to know you in mobile.
http://www.kaywa.com/ is a site about mobile life, if you are interesting in this, you can click it know more.
What about this site?
Free your feed from authentication or invalid SSL certificates for use in the feed reader of your choice.
Have you ever wanted to view an RSS feed in a web base feed reader such as Google Reader or Bloglines, but could not because the feed required user authentication or used an invalid SSL certificate?
Well this site aims to be your solution. Using the form above, enter in the feed url, your username and password and then submit. You will be taken to a new page with an alternate URL for your use.
This site does not require that you include a username or password. If you want to use this for all of your feeds, whether they require user authentication, are protected by https or whatever, feel free to do so.
If you want to make the URL shorter I suggest using TinyURL.
Some feeds url is required a secret way to visit, so you can use this site to read these feeds in Google reader or other web base feed readers.
But there is a problem as this blog:http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2008/04/subscribe-to-authenticated-feeds-in.html
It's not a good idea to enter your username and password in any other place than the site where you created them, but FreeMyFeed could be useful for feeds that are not tied to important accounts. Make sure you don't share any item from the generated feeds.So you must notice to protect what you think is secret.
Getting started
Here’s how to get your blog (or any other RSS or Atom feed) twittering:
Create a new twitter user at twitter.com (or use your existing one)
this twitter user is going to be the one posting your blog entries - twitterfeed needs to know your chosen twitter username and password so it can post your blog updates to your twitter account
Login to twitterfeed using your OpenID
OpenID is a standard for providing single sign on between web sites
You can register your own OpenID for free, or may even be able to use your existing blog ID [more]Provide us with the URL for your blog's RSS feed, and how often we should post to twitter
Our server will check your blog's feed at the specified interval and post any new items to your twitter account. You just sit back and relax!
[ Both RSS and Atom feeds are supported. Posts need to contain publish dates in order for our server to know what's new. Feeds requiring authentication will fail. ]
How to get the latest news from Internet?
Maybe you think the rss reader is a good way for you. But there will be a better choice:aideRss + google.
You Should find a key from your friends or the web. You will get a Firefox Extension.
This may be a good service, but i can't login in it because there is no invite code.
if you have some, please share one for me.
Thanks.
