What is RSS
RSS (or Really Simple Syndication) contains summaries or full text of the content on a particular website. It is also used to keep iTunes to keep you up-to-date with podcasts or vodcasts (the video equivalent of a podcast).The RSS feed can be read by an “Aggregator”. Some examples online are My Yahoo!, Newsgator, Netvibes and iGoogle. As well, some can be installed on your computer, like Windows Live Mail (requires a Windows Live Passport). If you don’t want to bother with online software or the software yourself, many internet browsers have an RSS reader themselves.

Our RSS Feeds
TECH.GEEK has a couple of RSS feeds, for different parts of the entire site. It also allows us to provide content that are suited to you, from tags to authors; it’s all up to you.

Latest News
The 10 most recent stories in the TECH.GEEK site. It does contain postings on The Journal.
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By looking at the “Navigation” menu, you can see our different feeds for categories, selected tags and authors.