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What is RSS?

Really Simple Syndication (RSS) distributes content in a standard (XML) format right to you, saving you the trouble of going back to TI.com to get the latest news. The Texas Instruments RSS feed is free.

RSS delivers continual headlines and updates of Texas Instruments news and press releases, with links back to TI.com for the full text. RSS also lets you pull Texas Instruments content into the same format as other RSS feeds you may already have.

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RSS Feeds

The following TI.com content is now available via RSS. Watch this space in the near future for more news feeds!

Product Information Updates

• What’s hot from TI Analog: latest products, upcoming training, helpful resources
• DaVinci™ Technology
• OMAP Updates
• All Semiconductor New Product Updates
• All Semiconductor New Product Samples
• eXpressDSP™ Tools and Software Development Suite
• eXpressDSP™ Product Critical Bug Fix Release Notification
• Code Composer Studio™ Integrated Development Environment (IDE) Product Updates
• eXpressDSP™ Code Generation Tools Releases
• eXpressDSP™ Powertoys

New Semiconductor Products

• Audio
• Amplifiers and Linear
• Data Converters
• Interface
• Power Management
• RF/IF Components
• Signal Chain
• Standard Linear
• Temperature Sensors and Control ICs

Semiconductor News Releases

• Semiconductor News Releases (Consolidated feed of all TI Semiconductor New Releases)

New Releases by Individual Product Line

• Amplifiers and Linear
• Clocks and Timers
• Digital Signal Processing
• Data Converters
• Interface
• Logic
• Microcontrollers
• Power Management
• RFID Systems
• RF/IF Components
• Standard Linear
• Temperature Sensors and Control ICs

News Releases by Application Area

• Broadband News Releases
• Wireless Updates
• Wireless Solutions News Releases
• OMAP News Releases

TI Blog and Podcast Updates

• Texas Instruments Video360 Blog
• Texas Instruments Video360 Podcast and Vidcast

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How Do I Use RSS?

To use RSS, you will need RSS reader software that will allow you to collect and view RSS content. There are many different RSS readers available, many for free. Most RSS readers are applications that you download and install. Others are Web-based services that you sign up for and work inside your browser.

Step 1 - Select a Reader

There are two main types of RSS readers:

• Standalone Reader
  • Pro: New app that you can populate as desired.
  • Con: One more app to remember to use.
• Plug-in Reader
  • Pro: Works with an application you already know and use frequently.
  • Con: May clutter your existing application.

List of Readers:

• Pluck (Runs in Microsoft Internet Explorer)
• RSS feed aggregator software
• Feed Demon
• FeedReader
• NewzCrawler
• NewsGator (Runs in Microsoft Outlook)

Step 2 - Add Channels and Channel groups

• Right-click on the XML graphic and select "Copy Shortcut" or "Copy Link Location"
• Follow the instructions for your news reader to add a new channel.
• Paste the URL for the TI.com RSS news feed into the location provided by your news reader.

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Usage Guidelines

• We encourage you to use these feeds, so long as you do not post our full-text stories, and so long as you provide proper attribution to Texas Instruments.
• Whenever you post TI.com content on your web site or anywhere else, please provide attribution to Texas Instruments, either as text or with a graphic if you use the feeds publicly.
• Texas Instruments reserves all rights in and to the logo, and your right to use the logo is limited to providing attribution in connection with the RSS.

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