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It's not really about "forgetting". In many cases, a simple desktop app won't cut it. Unless it also has a mobile app that syncs what I've read with the deskto
by gtaylor 13y ago
It's not really about "forgetting". In many cases, a simple desktop app won't cut it.
Unless it also has a mobile app that syncs what I've read with the desktop app, it's sub-par to Google Reader for me personally. This is actually the most important of any feature for me.
I need to be able to go back and forth between desktop, laptop, and phone and never lose my place. I travel, co-work periodically, and like to read my feeds over lunch on most days.
- at-fates-hands 13y agoThis is my main issue. Finding something which works across multiple devices. One thing which I've found rather irritating with Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 is you find a great RSS app like Feed Monster, but then its not available on the WP8 platform. I'm constantly finding good apps for the desktop which are not available on the mobile platform and its incredibly frustrating. Add then you have some great apps like Feedly which are not available yet on WP8 (and probably won't be). I'm pretty sure I'll be moving back to Android at the end of the summer.
- gjulianm 13y agoActually, Feedly said that they would make apps for both Windows and Windows Phone: http://blog.feedly.com/2013/06/04/feedly-is-listening-the-roadmap-you-helped-us-shape/ http://blog.feedly.com/2013/06/04/feedly-is-listening-the-ro...
- scottjad 13y agoThis is why I like RSS to IMAP solutions. Plenty of native and web apps for every device.