Welcome to our first tutorial! This tutorial assumes that you are familiar with the official tutorial supplied by Google. If you have not run through that I would highly recommend it!The syntax highlighting in these tutorials will create hyperlinks to the documentation out of general Java and Android specific classes.

A video review of Apprise, an RSS reader that can post right to twitter!

“Over the past few days we’ve been transitioning Delicious over to our new platform, quietly starting with RSS feeds and APIs. Today we’re taking the final step and flipping the switch on the new web site: delicious.com.”

Windows Live FrameIt debuted today as a public beta. The service allows you to combine photos from different sources and add weather forecasts and news to your digital photo frame. If you have a digital photo frame, it’s worth trying out; otherwise, it’s a useless service.

The Freeware Mission continues, prouder than ever. My computer is running smoothly with only freeware programs installed. Actually it wants more! Today I’m going to give it the best free RSS reader. There are many of them but only one will be my pick.

It was the first way humans told computers what to do, but as graphics became increasingly important, the command line, or terminal, became an insiders’ secret weapon. But with the right commands and a little bit of know-how, anyone can get things done from a text-only interface.

One of the conferences we’re supporting this year is Defrag. The topics that Defrag explores are very close to our hearts - OpenSocial, Attention, Next-Level Discovery, The Implicit Web, and more. One of this year’s Defrag sessions that caught my attention is entitled: Fixing Foundational Information Channels — Email, Calendars, RSS, etc.

facesaerch.com (spelled with ae) - originally meant as a people search engine - can be used to view RSS feeds in an Apple style way. Seems to work with quite a lot of feeds. Will the service survive the Digg effect?

A good source of popular news and latest headlines from around the world, featuring the latest web2.0, politics, technology, and entertainment news. A handy site for those who do not need an RSS reader.

If you own an online business or have a business opportunity that you would like to give more exposure online, then RSS is definitely an advertising medium worth considering.