The Integrated Information Environment Bring all your information together That means your email, contacts, documents, files, blogs, transcripts, newsgroups, RSS feeds, pics, webpage bookmarks, tasks, and instant messages are all in the same place, so you don’t need to look through a slew of programs and applications anymore. Quickly find specific details, quotes, and facts with Desktop Search functionality. Organize your information by its relevance to your projects, articles, contacts, research and reports automatically. * Keep your fingers on the pulse of an industry, global conversation, or key segment automatically * Filter your incoming information with Categories * Add notes directly to any information source * Save text excerpts from any resource * And categorize it all by topic or project
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In my opinion this is the best RSS reader there is (and I have tried many). It is fast, has a simple but greate interface and it is free (open source now) what else could somebody need?
Omea is indispensable if you want a desktop feed reader that doesn't rely on IE to render webpages, or if your Java machinery runs very slowly.
It has two main shortcomings. One is that development stopped for some years, and is only slowly starting again as an open-source project. The other is that it develops massive databases, has limited control over the ways it processes items, and can be awkward.
But even with its shortcomings it is more powerful than any other desktop reader/organiser. It also does a bunch of other things like indexing drives, tracking desktop files, contacts and more.
It is my preferred personal information manager. No freeware so far is able to offer so many tools at one place. One caution dont import all your thousands of bookmarks into it as it saves copies, indexes and tracks changes. Many of the complaints that it is memory hog is due to blind import of irrelevant import of bookmarks. The workspaces is its strength.