How does it works; you subscribe to your favorite websites, in the preferences you select how often you want it to be actualized. Once there is something new to read in one of your websites it will let you know. If there is nothing new to read you don't need to go from one website to the next hoping for new content. I would recommend giving it a try. I can't recommend a windows one because I don't know any but I'm sure they exist.
Extra some journals like Nature and APL (applies physics letters) are implementing RSS feeds, letting you know when there is new articles, this is pretty useful for people trying to stay on top of the new advances in science.
5 comments:
U r blog is awesome. So educational and interesting.
thank you!
You are really out of date! RSS are being popular since Janaury 2006 when mozilla and opera incorporated them to their web browsers, moreover, nowadays internet explorer 7 has a RSS reader itself!
Finally, the serious scientific refereces (i.e. Nature and Science) incorporated RSS early in 2006. No doubt, being 25 has a significant effect on you!
Greetings!
Aprendiz de Brujo
U r blog is awesome. So educational and interesting.
thank you!
Post a Comment