NewsGator Releases New Podcast Receiver

By Ian Bell June 24, 2005

Called FeedStation, the new Podcast receiver will download audio and video files automatically to your favorite portable media player. Both NewsGator and FeedDemon will support the new Podcast audio and video files and let you store the content to your iPod, or any other portable media device that uses Windows Media Player or Apple iTunes.

One cool feature is that you can download and synchronize content from any location to your media player, just tell the download when to occur.

Nick Bradbury, Architect of Client Products at NewsGator, said, “This is the first step in expanding FeedDemon and FeedStation to NewsGator’s RSS platform, and I’m really excited by the possibilities. The way FeedStation integrates with NewsGator Online makes it incredibly easy to download podcasts to your favorite media player, and I’m hoping to see this enable more people to listen to the great content being created for this new medium.”

NewsGator is also teaming with Audible to deliver their audio content through a special offer.

Click here to check out the new FeedStation product

Designtechnica is also running a beta test for their new News Podcast, if you are interested in signing up and winning a free Apple iPod, check it out.

Topics

Apple

Publisher

I work with the best people in the world and get paid to play with gadgets. What's not to like?

Computing

Apple’s new M3 Macs could launch any day now, leak claims

A MacBook Pro running macOS Sonoma at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in June 2023.

We’ve heard for months that Apple’s brand-new Macs with M3 chips will be launching in the fall, but a fresh leak suggests their release could be just around the corner. If you’ve been waiting to upgrade, your moment may have almost arrived.

The information comes from the news site MacRumors, which cites “a verified source” in its report. According to the outlet, Apple is about to change the list of Macs available to be traded in at the company’s stores.

Computing

Please let this new OLED iMac rumor be true

A student types at a desk on a pink Apple iMac 24-inch M1 desktop computer.

Apple's been coy about the iMac these past few years. Sure, it has the M1 24-inch iMac, but it's gone on pretending the beloved 27-inch iMac never existed.

A new rumor gives some optimism for those of us hoping that Apple would someday revisit a larger, more powerful version of the iMac. The report doesn't come from one of the usual leakers, such as Ross Young or Mark Gurman -- so treat it with a healthy dose of skepticism. But I, for one, am excited about the prospect of this rumor being true.

Mobile

9 new Apple products that could launch in 2023

The back of the iPhone 14 Pro Max.

As it currently stands, 2023 has already been a busy year for Apple. The company launched a new yellow iPhone 14, brought back the HomePod, and refreshed its Mac lineup with an M2 Mac mini and M2 MacBook Pro. But what else is on the docket? As it turns out, a lot more. From new iPhones, an upgraded Apple Watch, and possibly an AR headset, here are nine products we still expect from Apple in 2023.
iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro

If there is any Apple product with an upgrade cycle that’s literally like clockwork, it’s the iPhone, which is always out in the fall. This year, we can expect the iPhone 15 lineup to include an iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max. However, it is rumored that the iPhone 15 will have a bigger 6.2-inch display this year, but the rest of the lineup will have the same sizes as before.