I have been invited to attend DLD06 – Digital Lifestyle Day organized by Hubert Burda Media and Yossi Vardi in Munich, January 23-24. If you are attending or in Munich at this time and would like to meet up to discuss Maxthon or just hang out, please let me know. Maxthon can now provide companies and organizations with a customized branded browser with special services integrated into it such as RSS feeds, Podcast, pre-installed channels, plug-ins and much more. We are also soon releasing Maxthon 2.0, a major upgrad that also comes with a built in blog editor and many other goodies.
And from the same piece, I saw by chance that Steve mentioned Maxthon’s RSS reader. He says:
“I’ve been pretty content with Maxthon’s built-in RSS reader. It has a handy pop-up that notifies me when I land on a site that has RSS feeds and lets me add it to my RSS list. And it’s free, available from PC World. If you’re not familiar with Maxthon, go to the official Web site to get a look at this Internet Explorer shell. If you want to know more, read “What’s Better Than IE?” In that column I talk about MyIE2, an earlier version of Maxthon.”
Thanks’s Steve for pointing people to Maxthon!
Yahoo just launched it’s Audio Search Beta. Looks very good, making it possible to search music, podcasts, interviews, eBooks and even sound effects. Its is also nicely integrated with My Web and enables you to find music you are already listening to Preferred Audio Service and use the Add to My Web to save and organize your music. Obviously you can add your own podcast or audio file feed to the directory. I must say that I have started to like Yahoo more and more over the past year, and this now I like it even more. Needless to say, this will give all the podcasters out there a further boost.
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