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RSS Real Simple Syndication (RSS) is a web format for website owners to publish RSS feeds-full or summarized texts of frequently updated web contents such as blog entries and news headlines. After you subscribe to an RSS feed, you will receive an update once the RSS publisher releases new content. You can then use your device's RSS reader to read RSS feeds that you have subscribed to. To find your RSS feed's URL 1 Touch Browser to open the browser. 2 Go to the website that provides the RSS feed you want. 3 Touch the orange RSS icon next to the RSS feed. The RSS feed URL is then displayed in the web address field at the top of the browser screen. 4 Touch the web address field, and then touch and hold the web address field to open the Edit text pop-up menu. 5 Touch Copy all to copy the displayed URL. 6 Return to the RSS Feed widget on the Home screen. To subscribe to RSS feeds Enter a RSS feed URL into the RSS reader: 1 On the RSS Feed widget, touch Configure. 2 Type or paste your RSS feed's URL that you have copied from the browser. 3 Touch Set. To read RSS feeds Touch the RSS Feed widget to open the RSS reader. A list of RSS channels appears. Touch a channel to read the RSS feeds inside. Your device's RSS reader checks your subscribed feeds regularly and downloads updates that it finds from those feeds. NOTE: Some RSS publishers may require a payment for downloading RSS feeds. 52 Using Your Dell™ Streak

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Using Your Dell™ Streak
RSS
Real Simple Syndication (RSS) is a web format for website owners to publish
RSS feeds
—
full or summarized texts of frequently updated web contents
such as blog entries and news headlines.
After you subscribe to an RSS feed, you will receive an update once the RSS
publisher releases new content. You can then use your device’s RSS reader to
read RSS feeds that you have subscribed to.
To find your RSS feed's URL
1
Touch
Browser
to open the browser.
2
Go to the website that provides the RSS feed you want.
3
Touch the orange RSS icon next to the RSS feed. The RSS feed URL is
then displayed in the web address field at the top of the browser screen.
4
Touch the web address field, and then touch and hold the web address
field to open the
Edit text
pop-up menu.
5
Touch
Copy all
to copy the displayed URL.
6
Return to the RSS Feed widget on the Home screen.
To subscribe to RSS feeds
Enter a RSS feed URL into the RSS reader:
1
On the RSS Feed widget, touch
Configure
.
2
Type or paste your RSS feed’s URL that you have copied from the browser.
3
Touch
Set
.
To read RSS feeds
Touch the RSS Feed widget to open the RSS reader. A list of RSS channels
appears. Touch a channel to read the RSS feeds inside.
Your device’s RSS reader checks your subscribed feeds regularly and
downloads updates that it finds from those feeds.
NOTE:
Some RSS publishers may require a payment for downloading RSS feeds.