Earlier this month, entrepreneur and blogger Jesse Stay noticed that both Facebook and Twitter had completely removed support for RSS from of their websites. After much outcry from the tech community, Facebook relented and re-added an RSS link to Facebook Pages once again. Twitter, however, did nothing.

But now, one developer has taken it upon himself to build a tool that uses Twitter's API (application programming interface) to create RSS feeds. The code, called "Twitter API 2 RSS," is now available on GitHub here.

Trackr is a web site manager and RSS reader with offline viewing capability with the unique ability to upload linked files to Dropbox.

•DOWNLOAD FILES
-download any file from websites and RSS feeds
-downloads will continue in the background

•FILE PLAYBACK
-video playback of .mp4, .m4v, .mov
-audio playback of .mp3, .wav, .m4a
-document viewing of .doc, .docx, .xls, .xlsx, .pages, .numbers, .pdf, .txt
-picture viewing of .jpg, .gif, .tiff, .png

•UPLOAD TO DROPBOX
-any file can be uploaded to Dropbox
-files can be previewed in app

•FILE TRANSFER
-downloaded files can be transfered to PC or Mac with iTunes
-files can be transfered from PC or Mac to device
-no limit to file size or file type
-transfer between PC and Mac
-Use your iPhone/iPod Touch as a USB drive

•BROWSING
- Keep track of your favorite RSS feeds and websites
- Offline RSS viewing
- Landscape and portrait viewing
- Optimized for iPhone 4 Retina display

Dropbox feature requires an active dropbox account. www.dropbox.com

To upload a file to Dropbox, enter your account info in the Dropbox page. A new folder called 'Trackr' will be created in your Dropbox. While browing a website, or reading RSS feeds, click the Trackr icon on the top right, and then click on a link/rss item. You will then be prompted to upload the file.

As seen in App Store Hall of Fame, Pulse is a beautiful application that makes reading news fun and engaging. Pulse transforms your favorite news sources into a colorful and interactive mosaic. Tap on an article and you're presented with a clean and elegant view of the news story. Try it now - you will never look at news the same way again.

I am getting a lot of pleasure from @marshallk’s nostalgic thoughts re: #bloglines & when he 1st discovered #RSS. #sigh

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feeds are an info junkie's dream - they automatically deliver selected online news, photos, and even videos straight to your Mac. But that convenience quickly leads to overload. With Yahoo Pipes, you can reduce your RSS signal chain noise by creating smart feeds that filter stuff according to your tastes. The idea behind Pipes is so liberating, we're surprised Apple didn't think of it first. Here, we show you how to mash up your favorite RSS feeds into a single stream that returns results from a simple keyword search.

The web isn't about pages any more. Now it's about streams, feeds and syndication. As part of our annual Best of Series, below are our picks for the most important RSS and Syndication Technologies of 2009.

So how can you attract more RSS subscribers to your blog feed? Well the beauty of WordPress and its community of plug in developers come into play then and give us some great tools to highlight an RSS feed on our sites to get those subscribers.

TwitterWhere lets you generate an RSS or XML Feed to filter out Tweets around a certain area. Just enter a city, state, postal code, choose the range of miles you want to include, and hit the button. You'll instantly get URLs to add to your RSS reader.

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