2 Alternatives To Save You in Sans-iGoogle Days

Innumerable people across globe have been using iGoogle as their browser homepage for long. If you are one of them, then here's a shocker for you. Google has planned to retire world's most favored browser landing page on November 1, 2013. This means you will not be able to manage your blogs or monitor news sites all at one place- your iGoogle page. As you muster up the courage to bid adieu to iGoogle, it's time to start looking for an alternative. Yes! It's just 7 months down the lane that the iGoogle users will be rendered without any personalized browser homepage at all. And no one obviously wants that. So, here are three suggested alternatives that you can use once your iGoogle page gives you a miss. So weigh the alternatives and choose the best homepage for browser. Take a look-: 1. NetVibes: This previously known web portal might have revamped itself into a business-centric web analytics tool, but it still has a customizable user-friendly dashboard at its disposal, where you can administer all major media sources including email, news, tweets, status updates and tasks. The most alluring feature about NetVibes is that it lets you pick up a widget of your choice and organize it on the first page of your browser as per your liking Then there's a Reader, which proves to be a great addition especially if you are in the course of managing numerous RSS Feeds. And if you are going to miss the awesome looks of iGoogle, then NetVibes is the most suited alternative for you. The portal has the closest resemblance to Google's homepage as far as look and feel are concerned. 2. Yahoo or MSN: If you are a news buff and scanning news covers most part of your day, then MSN or Yahoo are a sure bet! These portals bring to you the best of entertainment, sports, money and local news. You need not have an account with either of the service providers to avail their services. However, signing up for one will only fetch you with an extra email and some extra customization options in case of Yahoo! Whatever your choice may be, make a selection before November 2013. Or else, once your favorite iGoogle page retires, it will be too late make a change! So set your hands on the best homepage for browser today!