Making that transition as easy as possible is clearly paying off. And that's just smart: According to Feedly, more than 3 million Google Reader users moved to Feedly in the first two weeks after Google's announcement. No fumbling around necessary - Feedly proactively asked me if I wanted to sync my Reader data into Feedly, and then walked me through it in a jiffy.
The entire process required about as long as it takes to input your Google Reader log-in info. This is how you dream things should work. I don't think I can remember an easier, more hassle-free data migration. Perfect! Under the guise of checking out a potential App of the Week candidate, I could get off my ass and move into new newsreader digs. (Just like I still have plenty of time to do my taxes.)īut while researching new and interesting apps this week, I saw that Feedly had released new versions of its mobile apps for iOS and Android that were getting good reviews.
Besides, Google wasn't going to permanently shut down Reader until July 1. Who's got time to migrate your data? What a hassle. Within hours of the news, one month ago, that Google had decided to shut down Google Reader, the collective intelligence of the Internet settled upon Feedly as one of the best replacements for people who can't live without their news reader/blog aggregator.Īs a longtime user of Google Reader, I filed this information away but proceeded to do nothing about it, because I'm a lazy good-for-nothing slacker.
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