Leading Computerless Email Service Announces Access to RSS Feeds Including Facebook, Twitter and News
Celery, LLC, announces service updates connecting clients to RSS and ATOM feeds from any source. Celery users will now be able to receive news feeds, Facebook updates and Twitter postings without a computer or Internet connection.
Troy, NY (PRWEB) April 28, 2009 -- Celery, LLC (www.mycelery.com), the provider of a cross-generational email service connecting non-computer users with friends and family, has enhanced their service so users can receive RSS and ATOM feeds from any source. In addition to sending and receiving email, Celery users will now be able to receive news feeds, Facebook updates and Tweets without the need for a computer or Internet connection.
"Our goal is to make it possible for everyone to communicate electronically even if they prefer using a pen and paper," said Neil Grabowsky, CEO of Celery, LLC. "We try to keep the service as simple and easy to use as possible so families and friends can stay connected regardless of how tech-savvy they are."
To add an RSS feed to their service, a Celery user can either contact Celery Customer Support, or their Celery Buddy who can add the feed via a secure section of the Celery website. The feeds can be delivered in real-time or batched for once-a-day delivery. The service will be available beginning May, 15th at no additional charge to users.
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Since 2006, Celery, LLC's mission has been to foster community by allowing the pen and paper generation to connect to their friends and family via the latest electronic forms of communication. Celery currently serves customers in the US, Canada, and Puerto Rico. Service plans start at $8.98 per month. To learn more, visit www.mycelery.com.
