Too much fun, must post immediately

As I was catching up on RSS feeds this morning (I'm a week behind) I came across a reference to Tabbloid. Tabbloid is an RSS aggregator, but instead of putting it into an easily browseable news reader format, it dumps the feeds into a pdf file as if you were reading a news letter. The file gets e-mailed to you for reading or printing out...

I actually prefer reading my feeds online, however, many times I have been frustrated that I could not get the feeds I want onto my Kindle Reader. If I can figure it out, and e-mail the pdf's to my Kindle address...I could get the news, readable anywhere, anytime, and only for $.30 a day. Although, I'll probably just have to move the files over from the computer everyday.

Why should you start using an RSS Feeder?

This article will explain how RSS feeders can help keep you organized,save you time, and explain why an RSS Feeder is like an email with updates on your favorite information web pages. (Slide show after the jump.)

By the way this article is hosted on a web page called "geeksugar", meant to target female audiences interesting in technology. This web page offers simple how-to instructions, from selecting the right digital camera, to tips for creating a personal blog, to reviews of gadgets and new online tools - this web page is fun, creative, and informative...