http://disqus.com/people/aveeck/enTue, 28 Jul 2009 15:42:05 -0000http://kindlefeeder.disqus.com/kindlefeedercom_rss_and_atom_feed_subscriptions_for_your_amazon_kindle/#comment-13478750Hi Alan. Thanks for the suggestions. I'm pretty focused right now on another project, and even then there are several improvements to <a href="http://kindlefeeder.com" rel="nofollow">kindlefeeder.com</a> I already have in the backlog. That said, the idea of integrating more closely with Google Reader is very intriguing, and I'll be lookng into that. I'll take a look at the Amazon Daily blog navigation too.cahieruserTue, 28 Jul 2009 15:42:05 -0000http://kindlefeeder.disqus.com/kindlefeedercom_rss_and_atom_feed_subscriptions_for_your_amazon_kindle/#comment-13382808Dan - you are The Man for developing such a useful app; can't wait until Kindle gets wired to open up and really allow for the building of robust features. In the meantime, you have created impressive functionality given constraints (!!).<br><br>A general thought/question for future development - any chance you would consider integration with Google Reader? I have seen several apps that use GReader as their source (Feedly, etc) and benefit from its widespread adoption. I am looking for some key features that would come along with that:<br>1) Read/Unread status and sync globally (so I know what I have read and not read, whether on my PC, mobile, or Kindle)<br>2) Sharing and commenting ability - one of my primary actions is to share articles I read with friends, or at least to mark an article for my own followup; I notice in these threads that alot of people dislike the "stranded" nature of information on the Kindle. If integrated with GReader, the web interface on the Kindle *might* allow for information flow back and forth (I am not a developer, so I don't know the details) - which would be a HUGE upgrade to the kindlefeeder experience.<br><br>Since Google announced that they officially opening an API for Reader, I think you would be getting behind a powerful (and increasingly more powerful) feature set. <br><br>One other thought - have you seen the Amazon Daily blog that is auto-delivered from Amazon (you need to sign up for it - it is free)? They have some good navigation features that you may want to copy - I would find them very useful - things like an "articles list" at the click of a single button and navigation to the next article at the click of a single button (the mouse-right click). Great stuff - again, not certain how tough it is to replicate.<br><br>Thanks for considering these -aveeckMon, 27 Jul 2009 08:25:33 -0000