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The need for us to compile a list of the best Honeycomb apps might just prove that many Android slate owners are not yet giving up on this platform version

Considering the Android Market is packed to the gills with applications for virtually everything under the sun, we won’t blame you if you’ve been pondering

Until now, a lot of users mourn the loss of Google Reader which we probably will not see resurrected anytime soon or ever. Google is giving us a slightly similar new feature though as the Chrome for Android browser is now getting a Follow button so you will be able to follow a website’s RSS […]

Though we'll probably never see the return of Google Reader, the company has tossed its users a bone in the form of a new Follow button on Chrome. The feature

As elaborated upon by Chrome browser engineer Adrienne Porter Felt, users can now follow different websites in Chrome Android.

Google Chrome on Android added an RSS reader today that will show up on the New Tab page, and it's awesome.

Google Chrome is rolling out with a built-in RSS feed that makes it easy to follow websites from within the browser.

The feature should hit iOS next year..

Google’s follow button for adding RSS feeds to your Chrome app is no longer an experimental feature. The follow button achieves some of the same effect as the long-gone Google Reader, by aggregating articles into one feed.