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MappedUp is an application that will help you track a large number of RSS news sources and displays their latest items on a world map.
Under the hood, MappedUp continously tracks a large amount of RSS feeds. These feeds are represented by a red-to-yellow dot on the worldmap: red means the feed has just been updated; yellow means the feed hasn’t been updated in a while. By rolling your mouse over the dots, you can read the titles of all new articles. By clicking a title, you jump to the author’s website to read the entire article.
The text balloon automatically scrolls through the latest article titles. Very handy (and good-looking) when you use MappedUp as a desktop screensaver or wall projection, but it might be a bit annoying when you want to interact with the worldmap.
Therefore, the text balloon can easily be turned off in the settings (left-top corner). Also in the settings, you can toggle scaling to let the worldmap fit your screen. From the settings you can also sign in your MappedUp account and view your personal feeds.
An account is your key to personalization of MappedUp. After you’ve (freely) signed up, you can choose the tags and specific feeds you want to have displayed on your worldmap. With an account, you can also take part in the discussions of this site’s news weblog and support forum. Of course you can also add your own RSS feeds to MappedUp
In the feed directory, you can add these new feeds to MappedUp. As with all Web2.0 applications, sharing of information is a key element of MappedUp. The feeds you add to the directory will be available to all other users.
Through the tags you assign to them, users with similar interests will automatically receive news published by your feeds as well! Subsequently, other users’ additions will, through the tags, also automatically pop up on your worldmap.
So in sum, MappedUp doesn’t differ much from other RSS readers, but it does add a bit of cool and a bit of fun to your daily feed-reading routine. And through the feed-sharing system, you’ll receive far more interesting articles than you’d ever receive in a private feed reader.

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MappedUp is an application that will help you track a large number of RSS news sources and displays their latest items on a world map.

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As soon as you start this screensaver, MappedUp will start downloading all RSS feeds that are currently selected in your MappedUp account. MappedUp will then display all of these feeds on your desktop background.
Next, a balloon will be displayed next to the feed titles containing the latest articles. By clicking on any of the balloon titles, you will jump to the author’s website for the full article. In addition to reading the complete article, you can also sign in your MappedUp account for an even better screen reading experience.
After you have read the latest articles, the screen will automatically go into’sleep mode’ to save your battery. When you wake your computer, the MappedUp screen will appear again and you will see the latest articles in the same style as before.
What’s new in this version:
– Update to 1.9
– Fix: When the text balloon was dismissed, it was displayed again (when you reopened the program) after a few seconds. Now that this behavior is fixed, the balloon appears immediately when you tap the red-to-yellow color scale.
– Fix: You can now define specific feeds for MappedUp.
– Fix: The Back arrow at the top of the list of feeds no longer disappeared if you had not set it before.
– Various fixes
MappedUp is released under the GNU General Public License.

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I have some small quibble: it is, in fact, not just displaying the RSS news, but also downloading and populating the feeds from the sites to which the RSS feed address points. For instance, if you have set to then when you click on the links you jump to the dailymail.co.uk (or whichever site that is); there is no checking for valid RSS feed updates, or checking that the

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MappedUp is an application that will help you track a large number of RSS news sources and displays their latest items on a world map.
Under the hood, MappedUp continously tracks a large amount of RSS feeds. These feeds are represented by a red-to-yellow dot on the worldmap: red means the feed has just been updated; yellow means the feed hasn’t been updated in a while. By rolling your mouse over the dots, you can read the titles of all new articles. By clicking a title, you jump to the author’s website to read the entire article.
The text balloon automatically scrolls through the latest article titles. Very handy (and good-looking) when you use MappedUp as a desktop screensaver or wall projection, but it might be a bit annoying when you want to interact with the worldmap.
Therefore, the text balloon can easily be turned off in the settings (left-top corner). Also in the settings, you can toggle scaling to let the worldmap fit your screen. From the settings you can also sign in your MappedUp account and view your personal feeds.
An account is your key to personalization of MappedUp. After you’ve (freely) signed up, you can choose the tags and specific feeds you want to have displayed on your worldmap. With an account, you can also take part in the discussions of this site’s news weblog and support forum. Of course you can also add your own RSS feeds to MappedUp
In the feed directory, you can add these new feeds to MappedUp. As with all Web2.0 applications, sharing of information is a key element of MappedUp. The feeds you add to the directory will be available to all other users.
Through the tags you assign to them, users with similar interests will automatically receive news published by your feeds as well! Subsequently, other users’ additions will, through the tags, also automatically pop up on your worldmap.
So in sum, MappedUp doesn’t differ much from other RSS readers, but it does add a bit of cool and a bit of fun to your daily feed-reading routine. And through the feed-sharing system, you’ll receive far more interesting articles than you’d ever receive in a private feed reader.
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CPU: Intel Core i3-3330 / AMD Phenom II X4 965
RAM: 2 GB
Disc Space: 50 GB
Operating System: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7
NVIDIA: GeForce 7800 or ATI HD3850 graphics card
Additional Notes:
I’m developing on a Windows 7 laptop with an NVIDIA GeForce 7900M GPU.
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