Google Reader Go Mobile brings RSS to your cell

by Evan Blass, posted May 22nd 2006 at 9:30AM

Google world domination step #12,875: get inside their phones. In the latest attempt to filter every bit of data that could possibly hit your eyeballs, Google has introduced a mobile interface for its Google Reader RSS aggregator, so now you can get your news, read your email, and do the search thing without ever surfing away from a Google-owned domain. As long as you have a Google Personalized Homepage with the Reader Homepage Module installed, you can access Google Reader Go Mobile from any cellphone browser, giving you immediate access to the headlines from your favorite sites like Engadget and Engadget Mobile. Google's next step? Implantable RFID chips: get inside their heads.

Filed under: Software

Tags: aggregator, feeds, google, google personalized homepage, google reader go mobile, GooglePersonalizedHomepage, GoogleReaderGoMobile, headlines, news, rss, services

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OscarB @ May 22nd 2006 11:28AM

Ok... I will carry the chip...but I want my adsense money for it...

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