DuoMesh - Popular Feeds

Welcome to DuoMesh

Getting Started
- To get started click Popular to see what other people are into at the moment. Click Add in the top right to start adding your own feeds.
Subscribing to Existing Feeds
- All feeds on DuoMesh have a quick drop down menu, which is indicated by a little feed icon in the top right of each feed. From there you subscribe/unsubscribe to feeds, see who else is interested in it, as well as reordering your own personal home page.
Tagging
- Tagging is a very important part of DuoMesh it allows you to add different tags to your feeds, so that in essence you create different categories or subfolders that lets you browse though your feeds and discover other feeds that might be interesting. Each time you add or subscribe to a feed you will be asked to tag it, tags can be anything you like...
Mobile
- DuoMesh is designed by nature to widely accessible. This means that you are not restricted by your desktop/laptop computer and by saving the mobile link on your mobile phone, you can access all your feeds and content on your mobile, from one place.

Did an embezzlement scandal force Sarah Palin to resign?
- The gist of the rumor is that an Alaska building company called Spenard Building Supplies (SBS) was awarded a contract by Palin to build a hockey arena in Wasilla, AK, and in return, SBS helped construct Palin?s home.
Catching Up With... Jonathan Coulton -- Still Alive
- FTA: Coulton wrote the song "Still Alive" for Portal and secured his cult status.
Did Evolution Make Us Cancer Prone?
- Researchers have discovered that gene mutations that once helped humans survive may increase the possibility for diseases, including cancer.

Fatal flats blaze inquiry starts
- Investigations begin into the cause of a tower block fire which left six people, including three children, dead.
North Korea missile tests defy UN
- North Korea test-fires five missiles in an apparent act of defiance on 4 July, American Independence Day.
BT offers holidays for pay cuts
- BT offers staff the chance of long holidays in return for a big pay cut in a bid to reduce costs during the economic downturn.
UK seeks Iran trial clarification
- British diplomats are trying to establish if Iran intends to act on its threat to prosecute staff from the UK's Tehran embassy.

5-inch Android-powered Archos Internet Media Tablet landing in September
- Just under a month ago at Archos' Paris reveal, we were somewhat dismayed that an Android-based device didn't show up officially, at least. We were told to expect more information about a Google-powered unit this September, but it looks as if said wait has been hacked considerably. According to The Inquirer, Archos has informed it that a 5-inch int...
How would you change the Palm Pre?
- You knew it was on deck, and at long last, here it is. Your one and only shot (okay, so maybe that's a gentle stretch) to tell the world -- and Palm, since it's a part of the world -- exactly what you think about the Pre. Since going on sale to the general public just under a month ago, some analysts have suggested that some 300,000 or so units hav...

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Mixed results for green IT goals
- A majority of tech workers in the public sector do not know about the emission reduction targets they face, says a survey.
Billions stolen in online robbery
- Details emerge of why billions in virtual cash disappeared from a virtual bank in Eve Online.
Facebook criticised over privacy
- The social networking site comes under fire for planned changes to privacy settings.

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