SpeakArray

About SpeakArray

SpeakArray is an experimental technology news aggregator built to make fast-moving technology headlines easier to scan, filter and compare across selected sources.

The service focuses on a simple problem: important technology stories are scattered across publisher sites, company blogs, security outlets, developer publications and product feeds. SpeakArray brings recent headlines into one lightweight interface while keeping the original publisher one click away.

What SpeakArray covers

Coverage currently centers on artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and privacy, gadgets and devices, software and apps, web and cloud technology, and digital tools. The source mix can change as feeds become unavailable, low quality or redundant.

What SpeakArray does not do

SpeakArray is not the publisher of the linked stories and does not reproduce full third-party articles. Headlines, dates and source names originate from external feeds. Clicking a headline takes you to the original website.

Why it exists

The project is designed for readers who want a fast technology news feed without opening dozens of sites. Filters, categories, source deduplication, chronological sorting and live update markers help reduce noise while preserving access to the original reporting.

Our future direction

We are exploring a technology research platform for searchable article links, larger metadata exports, keyword monitoring, email briefings and weekly PDF recaps. These features and subscriptions are planned concepts, not services available today. Explore the SpeakArray research roadmap or browse our free technology RSS feed directory.

Experimental release: SpeakArray is still being tested and improved. Source coverage, categories, refresh timing and interface behavior may change.