Standalone applications are simply programs that process RSS feeds for you. The other type is the plug-in. This app works within an existing program such as Firefox or Internet Explorer.

Google is notorious for axing its projects and services. Recently, the company announced it will shut down its Google Podcasts app in the United States.

The App Store is Apple's digital software distribution platform for iOS devices. First introduced in 2008, the App Store allows software developers to distribute content that has been created ...

The Google Podcast app which has been downloaded more than 500 million times was launched in 2018 but will be shut down on June 23, 2024. Listeners of the app are being encouraged to migrate to the ...

Google has made a big mistake in merging podcasts into YouTube Music. The app utterly fails to grasp what podcast listeners want. It stubbornly insists on prioritizing video versions of podcasts, even ...

As such, RSS feeds have grown into a beneficial tool, thanks to the emergence of well-crafted mobile apps that act as feed readers. Feedreader is a simple, minimalistic reader that makes curation ...

Here’s how to get there: Open the Apple Podcasts app on your iPhone or iPad. Navigate to the podcast episode you are interested in. Scroll down or tap on the “More” button. Select “View ...

The best lineup of college football podcasts anywhere. Find your team's podcast and subscribe, rate, and review on iTunes, Overcast, Spotify, or whatever podcast app you use.

Tech giant, Google said the decision to kill the Google Podcasts app was part of a shift towards its YouTube platform for streaming videos, music and, now increasingly, podcast content.

It's an iPhone 17 rumor frenzy this week courtesy of Jeff Pu, an analyst who has sources within Apple's supply chain in Asia. While the iPhone 16 lineup is still months away from being announced ...

Microplastics are everywhere, including in your arteries, and they heighten your heart attack risk! So declared a slew of recent headlines reporting on a study in the New England Journal of Medicine.