OriginalSignal page aggregator refreshes

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OriginalSignal page aggregator refreshes

by Chris Gilmer Nov 24th 2006

In the hunt for the newest headlines all in one convenient place, the race might just have been won. OriginalSignal has relaunched with a slick new interface, and some bright colors, to bring the world a fresh look at the newest hot news headlines. Users can now choose between five categories. Web, Technology, World, Business and Entertainment. Each with sub categories that serve up to 15 feeds from top blogs and news sites in each. As an added convenience, OriginalSignal has added in hover states where the first few lines of the story are displayed on mouseover. So, if you're on the lookout for a start page you might want to add this one to your list.

[Via TechCrunch]

Tags: feeds, originalsignal, reader, rss

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Jim Kukral said 1:40PM on 11-24-2006

I dunno, it's kind hard to read it all. I think Techmeme has it best.

Jannet Air said 4:33PM on 11-25-2006

Jim I'm fully agree with you, as for me there is nothing better than Techmeme.

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