Digg
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Digg delivers the most interesting and talked-about stories on the Web right now.
Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Online
- iPhone
- iPad
Features
IFTTT Integration- Offline Reading
Tags
Digg News & Activities
Highlights All activities
Recent activities
endurra_ops added Digg as alternative to News Coverage
OpenSourceSoftware added Digg as alternative to Citizen Free Press
What is Digg?
Digg delivers the most interesting and talked-about stories on the Web right now.
IPhone and iPad apps available.
- Read every story in a clean, mobile-friendly view
- Introducing
Digg Reader ! Subscribe to your favorite blogs and publishers - Seamlessly import all of your
Google Reader feeds and folders into Digg - Digg your favorite stories and share to Facebook, Twitter, by email or text
- Full support for offline reading (subway commuters rejoice!)
- Save stories to your Reading List (with support for Instapaper and Pocket)
- "Paperboy" — set Digg to automatically download the latest stories whenever you leave home!
- "Reading Sync" — close the Digg app before you could finish a story? The next time you open Digg on your iPhone or iPad, you’ll pick up where you left off
- VoiceOver support for the blind and visually impaired
Digg information
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Digg Licensing
Proprietary and Free product.Alternatives
75 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
Digg operates under a very simple methodology. Users submit (or "digg") web pages or blog posts they like by entering the URL for the specific page as well as a short description and selecting a category that page fits in. see here PSN Code generator
Digg is very nice application but the one thing that has to be done is provide a guide that can help the users just as windows 10 sync settings windows 10 provided the guide for the users to easily use the new feature sync setting.
Presenting Digg Dialog, a live discussion with creators about their top stories. I think my comment is helpful you I'm doing write my essay Every week, we'll welcome creators to take an interest in a live dialog with Digg clients about the most fascinating stories on the Internet.
As announced on their blog, Digg's team is going to build an Rss reading feature in their service to offer an alternative to Google Reader.