RSS Feed

What is RSS? How does it work?

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is an XML-based format for content distribution on the Internet. Subscribing to an RSS feed lets you see updated information quickly and easily in a single interface (even from multiple sources) without visiting them all individually. It's a fast and easy way for Internet users to get updated their favorite web content—like the latest deals from eForCity ?and save time from surfing, refreshing, bookmarking, etc.

You can also access RSS feeds on mobiles devices, cell phones, computers, and/or via e-mails. RSS saves time; absolutely 100% free of charge! It’s as simple as that.

What RSS feeds does eForCity offer?

We currently offer Daily New Release RSS feeds. Using our RSS feeds, you can easily stay informed and never again miss out on our Daily New Release RSS feed.

How do I subscribe to eForCity.com's RSS Feed?

The most common tool users will need to subscribe to a RSS feed will either be a news reader (also called an aggregator), which trolls RSS feeds across the Web to regularly update content. These tools can be web based or stand-alone programs. All are pretty easy to use.

1. There are a number of web-based feed readers available, all of them allow anonymous access to their feeds from any computer with Internet access. Just log into MyMSN , My Yahoo, Bloglines, or Google Reader and click the corresponding button on the right side of this page.
2. A variety of RSS Readers are also available for heavy users that offer more features. Some popular feed readers include Amphetadesk (Windows, Linux, Mac), FeedReader (Windows), and NewsGator (Windows - integrates with Outlook) are needed to be installed to your desktop and work with your Internet browser.

Here are the steps:

1. Download a RSS reader
2. Simply copy the URL of “eForCity Daily New Release? the orange 'XML' or 'RSS' button into your reader subscription section.

Web-Based Feed Readers

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Web-Based Feed Readers