Google has introduced a new feature called “Custom feed” will will allow users to track changes on pages that don’t have their own feed. For example, if you want to track the updates on http://www.google.org/products.html, just copy the URL and click on the “Add a subscription” button to add it as a feed.

RSS Flash is a iPhone/iPod Touch app, which allows you to read feeds and synchronize them with your Google account. RSS Flash was earlier available for $1.99, but is now completely free. However, it does not include sharing features. Those can be additionally purchased for $0.99.

The iGReader apps allows you to read feeds on your iPhone or iPod Touch and syncs with your Google Reader account so that you can stay up-to-date on the go. You can also categorize your feeds, delete subscriptions and search for new ones using the app.

Feedly the popular Firefox extension which turns Google Reader into a much better way to read RSS feeds is now available for Google Chrome. Download Feedly for Chrome to get the same experience in Google Chrome.

Hide the new Explore section in Google Reader in Google Chrome and Firefox using a Greasemonkey script.

In this tutorial we will see how to create a custom Google Reader send to button for Su.pr.

Google Reader has started to offer hand picked feeds from featured power readers like Huffington, Boing Boing, Life Hacker, Consumerist and more.

Here are some custom buttons that you can add to Google Reader to boost sharing, you can also easily save content as PDF, add to Google Bookmarks among other things.

Google Reader recently added new features that allowed users to easily share content with others using a send to links. Here is a short tutorial on how you can add custom send to links to Google Reader.

Looks like Google Reader my favorite feed reader did some voodoo magic and read my mind, they have finally added an option to share content on other social networking sites, including twitter and a host of other sites.

gReactions is a neat Firefox Add-on that lets you display comments in your Google Reader. It also gathers user reactions from social media sites like Twitter, Digg and FriendFeed and displays under the post.

NewsGator has decided to discontinue the use of NewsGator Online, their free web based RSS reader, at the end of August.

Google feed subscription page just got a new redesign, if a user navigates to the feed subscription page in Google, they will see can see a preview of the feed before they actually subscribe to it.

Google Reader always had a social side to with, in the form of allowing users to share content and email them to others, they also already had features to share items with friends and view friends shared items.

The Google Reader gadget for desktops is really a nice alternative for reading feeds on your desktop, it’s lightweight and offers much of what online Google Reader had to offer.