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Premium users get access to additional features like alerts or analytics plus VIP support. Netvibes is a solid alternative for iGoogle users. The service is fast and reliable, and it should not take long for iGoogle users to get accustomed to it. That entry drew a lot of discussion as well, though the overall concensus among users is that there's nothing out there that really matches the simple, understated appeal of iGoogle. Maybe now there is: igHome is a personalized home page that bears more Until November 1, 2013, which is the day over 15 million users will lose iGoogle, we will find you alternatives. Not long to go now and iGoogle users will not be able to open their homepage, but you do not need to worry because we are here to find you some Despite protests from hordes of iGoogle users, the personalized home page vanished today, traveling to that great multi-colored Google place in the sky, leaving only a link that now redirects to Google's home page. And other personalized home pages might If you’ve not yet heard, Google plans to pull the plug on iGoogle in November 2013 in addition to a few other services like Google Video and Google Mini. Though the company have yet to announce a viable alternative for those who still use the service There are plenty of alternatives -- some that almost perfectly recreate the iGoogle experience and others that offer a wholly different take on the personalized portal. Here are eight free Web portals that you might want to consider for your new browser home. .

Just as we reported it vowing 16 months ago, Google today has pulled the plug on iGoogle and buried it without a funeral. The Web portal that let users customize a unique start page for the Web with RSS feeds and widgets has been permanently shut down Now that Google is shutting down its iGoogle personalized start page, we need a replacement. igHome might be the closest thing to iGoogle so far. Google just announced that they're going to shut down iGoogle, the site you guys voted as your … Read more Once upon a time, the 90s, Web portals were all the rage. Everyone had to have one the same way everyone today has to have a cloud. Like most such technology fads it ran its course. That doesn't mean, that the idea of a Web portal—a single Web page from Case in point: this comment thread where folks complained about the iGoogle loss. So what’s a former iGoogler to do? Well, believe it or not, there’s a new startup that wants to bring back the personalized homepage. Meet Backstitch. “What frustrates .