Feeling like you’re spending too much time on PreCentral? We assure you that you’re not. But if you feel like you should be spending more time elsewhere on the internet, we thought you’d be glad to know that PreCentral is elsewhere on the internet as well. Be it on the old standby Twitter or our new Facebook fan page (or in the really old standby of RSS), PreCentral is everywhere that you want to be. Check it all out after the break…
Google has updated Reader for mobile with a slew of snazzy features, according to the company’s Google Reader blog. The interface is improved overall, and the laundry list of new features includes:
If you haven’t been to the mobile site for awhile because you’ve been using the likes of Scoop or Feeds, it’s definitely worth a visit to check out the new enhancements as the new version is much more pleasant to use – which is a good thing, since we need to pop in from time to time to manage our feeds when we’re away from the desktop.
The big question (one of them) surrounding the Palm Pre is just how good is the browser? We know it’s based off the same open-source WebKit engine as the iPhone’s Safari browser, but the robustness of its features has been up in the air for, well, five months now. Thanks to Darth Pooh in our forums and his magical Pre access, we can note that the Pre’s browser is fairly robust, as it can handle both Google Docs (spreadsheet) and Reader, as seen above. They are the iPhone versions of the sites, but that’s not a bad thing by any measure.