Of all the apps and services in Google’s catalog, Google Reader must be one of the most ignored. The interface hasn’t gotten a major upgrade in years, and the product itself feels stale without many changes or additions to speak of since it was launched.
To put it simply, Google Reader is a mess.
There are just links, text, and widgets everywhere formatted into random frames that resemble leftovers from the Internet five to six years ago. Considering that most of the rest of the Google Apps suite (i.e. Calendar, Docs, and soon Gmail, etc.) have all gotten new designs in the last few months, Google Reader must be asking where has its facelift been for years.
Read more of Google Reader attempts to stay relevant with Google+ help from ZDNet.
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