Google announced back in mid-March that it would be shutting down its Google Reader web feeds service. The decision was part of a spring cleaning effort that will see Reader join the likes of Google Desktop, Google Maps API for Flash, and Sidewiki (among others). At the time, Google gave users a good four months to find alternative RSS readers and the shut down was scheduled for July 1. In case you haven't looked at your calendar yet today, the time is nigh.
After midnight tonight, Google Reader will be gone. Users can still export their data, including their subscriptions, with Google Takeout until then. After that, you're on your own. If you are searching for an alternative, you have a ton of options. Between Digg, AOL, Feedly, and others, the selection of Google Reader replacements is vast, and still growing.
Check out Tom's Guide's round-up of Google Reader alternatives. It doesn't even begin to cover every alternative, but it does feature our favorites.
Xbox announces 'Copilot for Gaming' AI assistant — early access coming to Xbox mobile app, more details to come at GDC 2025
Nvidia teams up with Microsoft to put neural shading into DirectX, giving devs access to AI tensor cores
AMD RDNA 3 professional GPUs with 48GB can beat Nvidia 24GB cards in AI — putting the 'Large' in LLM
