So MixTickr is another one in the line of ‘Tickr’-ending widget websites created by the same Marcus Reimold. His creation list, thusfar, includes SpyTickr, ApiTickr, YouTickr and finally AddTickr. They all have the same simple, if not bland interface, and they all deal in RSS feeds. We know reading RSS feeds can be a bit boring; afterall, we’re used to being inundated with images and colors and sounds. MixTickr and the rest of the lot fall in line with the trend of making feeds not so boring and readily accessible. MixTickr is a widget that creates a mix of different feeds you give it. You can make mixes out of flickr feeds and youtube feeds and jaiku feeds to make one gigantic feed. You can add the MixTickr feed to readers like NetVibes or iGoogle, or SmarTickr. To use, simply register and then create a new MixTickr.
“At MixTickr you can mix different Feeds.
Start a new MixTickr - add RSS-Feeds, Flickr-Feeds, Twitter-Feeds, Jaiku-Feeds, YouTube-Feeds and many more...
to your MixTickr.
MixTickr creates a mixed RSS-Feed of all that Feeds you included.
MixTickr shows you the URL of your MixTickr-RSS-Feed, which you can
use at your WEB-Site or you Readers like SmartTickr, Netvibes, IGoogle and so on.”
Start a new MixTickr - add RSS-Feeds, Flickr-Feeds, Twitter-Feeds, Jaiku-Feeds, YouTube-Feeds and many more...
to your MixTickr.
MixTickr creates a mixed RSS-Feed of all that Feeds you included.
MixTickr shows you the URL of your MixTickr-RSS-Feed, which you can
use at your WEB-Site or you Readers like SmartTickr, Netvibes, IGoogle and so on.”
MixTickr is a good idea. It gives a more random and mixtape feel that users may like if they find their regular feeds a bit stale.
Will users use this widget? Will they like what it does? Or would they rather stick to what they know? Why is it necessary to login
Visit website:
http://www.mixtickr.com
