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Reading RSS Feeds can be quite a tedious work to do and if not done properly you can miss out important news. Reading RSS Feeds is all about getting the important information and dumping the useless stuff. I for myself read over a 100 feeds a month that amounts to over 30000 Articles a month. I use Google reader that helps me get the job done with some amazing keyboard shortcut keys etc. But for those on a Mac who need a desktop RSS reader i would recommend nothing but Newslife.

Your news life is all the time you spend surfing the web following up on world events, your favorite blogs, checking sports scores and so on. NewsLife lets you take control of this and streamline your web viewing to save your valuable time and make the whole experience more fun and rewarding.

Newslife has some amazing features like..

• Simply Elegant

NewsLife has been designed to be simple and elegant from day one. That means no superfluous features, just a clean minimal interface and a well thoughtout workflow that aims to help you make better use of your time.

Because NewsLife doesn’t try and take over the role of your web browser, it fits comfortably into your existing web workflow.




• Smart Navigation

Ever wanted to put a news story in context by seeing what else was published on the same day? NewsLife makes this easy - just click the date that appears beneath each article’s summary to immediatly view everything published on that date from your feed library.




• News Bin

The news bin is a place where you can drag a bunch of articles you want to deal with in one go. There are a number of actions that can be performed on these such as emailing them, posting them to your weblog editor or reading them aloud using your Mac’s text to speech capability.

So go ahead and download Newslife Today and make reading RSS Feeds all the more fun and productive.