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Feedly Launches A Standalone Webapp, No Extension Necessary

Feedly is one of our favourite RSS readers, but it was limited to a browser extension until now. Today, Feedly is launching Feedly Cloud, the completely standalone web version of Feedly.


Generate A Monthly Calendar From The Command Line

Mac/Linux: Need to quickly check dates and don’t have a calendar app ready? You can generate calendar data for any month in an instant with a quick terminal command.


Briefly: Get Alan Wake For $3, BlackBerry Q10 Coming 2 July, “Micro Machines” In Real Life

Brief news items of note for Lifehacker readers including: Get Alan Wake from GOG.com for $2.99, Facebook hits one million active advertisers, ’60s military prototypes that crashed and burned.


Stop Waiting For A ‘Good Time’ To Take A Holiday And Just Go

If you’ve been hoarding your annual leave because it just hasn’t been a “good time” to get away from the office, stop. The truth is most of our jobs are busy and hectic enough that there’s never a good time, so think instead about the accommodations you can make so you can slip away to recharge.


Briefly: US Spy Fortresses Exposed, Man Of Steel Reviewed, Police Install 4000 Secret Speed Cameras

Brief news items of note for Lifehacker readers including: Queensland approves new ‘covert’ speed camera locations, Man of Steel reviewed, inside America’s secret spy buildings.


Newsvibe Is A Simple, No-Nonsense Web-Based Feed Reader

If all of the Google Reader replacements you’ve tried are too bloated or weighed down with features, Newsvibe may be a solid alternative. It’s fast, free and sparse — which means it’s just you, your feeds and your starred articles.


FlowReader Combines Your RSS Feeds And Social Feeds Into One Web App

You probably split your time between reading news feeds and the links your friends share on social networks. FlowReader combines all of those articles into one interface for easy reading.


Scroll Search Engines Saves You Clicks When Cycling Your Search Bar

Firefox: Switching between default search engines in Firefox isn’t exactly difficult, but clicking a tiny tap target, finding what you want in a dropdown menu, and clicking it isn’t necessarily the most efficient way to do it. Scroll Search Engines saves you a little time by mapping the action to your mouse wheel.


Briefly: E3 Postmortem, 50% Off Acer Iconia Tablet, Makerbot Factory Tour

Brief news items of note for Lifehacker readers including: Get 50 per cent off the Acer Iconia A1-810 tablet, two Australians get Google PhD Fellowship gongs, take a video tour of a 3D printer factory.


Last Week’s 10 Biggest Posts

Unsurprisingly, the week was dominated by E3 and WWDC announcements, but we also talked programming, insurance and eternal tiredness. Kick off your Monday by checking out the ten most popular posts from Lifehacker Australia last week:


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Kotaku E3 2013 Coverage