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Desktop Google Reader app ‘Read me’ adds twitter, read it later support
The “uniquely” designed desktop Google Reader application ‘read Me’ has updated, chucking in integration with ‘Twitter’ and ‘Read it later’.
Read-Me: Google Reader app for the Ubuntu Desktop
Bored of being browser-bound when reading your RSS feeds? Check out Read-Me: a dedicated Google-reader app for the Ubuntu desktop.
Get Google Reader updates in the Ubuntu messaging menu
Users wishing to get handy desktop-bound updates of E-mails, tweets and un-read items in Google Reader should check out ‘CloudSN’ – a multi-service notification applet that integrates with the Ubuntu Messaging Menu. Currently it allows you to receive notifications for: – GMail Google Reader Twitter Identi.ca POP3 IMAP New updates are also displayed via the native Ubuntu [...]
GoogSysTray Puts Google Reader, GMail, Wave notifications in your panel tray
Version: 1.1.4 GoogSysTray is a notification area application that alerts you to updates for your various Google services, such as GMail, Google Reader and Google Wave. Application to get Google Reader updates in Ubuntu System Panel Features GoogSysTray allows for each of its supported services notifications to be manually configured. Want an icon? Check. Want [...]