Our current technology news reader, the research tools we are exploring, and a clear distinction between live features and future plans.
SpeakArray currently aggregates recent technology headlines from selected third-party RSS, Atom and JSON Feed sources and links each item back to its original publisher. Readers can browse categories, sort by date or source, search recent article titles and source names, and download HTML snapshots of visible pages. The feed system groups duplicate source URLs to avoid fetching the same configured feed repeatedly inside one refresh cycle.
The current search operates on the recent stored headlines and associated labels. It is not a full-text search of the external articles. Update frequency depends on visitors being active and publishers providing entries; it is not a continuously operated real-time monitoring service.
SpeakArray aims to evolve from a convenient technology news reader into a focused technology research and intelligence platform. The guiding idea is simple: researchers should spend less time finding relevant sources and more time evaluating developments.
More powerful keyword, company, date-range, topic and source filters across a larger historical index of article links.
Structured exports of article URLs and metadata, potentially up to 8,000 links subject to plan limits. This does not mean downloading 8,000 full copyrighted articles.
Saved research searches, company or technology watchlists, configurable alerts and topic tracking for subscribed users.
Email digests and weekly PDF reports, first for general audiences and later tailored to individual interests.
Potential Free, Researcher and Team accounts. Prices, export allowances and feature availability have not been finalized.
Occasional company announcements, developer interviews and verified original reporting published directly by a small team.
SpeakArray remains specialized in AI, cybersecurity, software development, open source, cloud services, devices and emerging technology rather than trying to cover all general news. This focus is intended to make source organization and research workflows more useful.
Aggregated stories are attributed to their original publishers. We do not imply that a third-party RSS headline is an original SpeakArray report. Future company submissions, press releases, sponsored material and original reporting would be identified accurately. We will not offer redistribution of full third-party articles without applicable rights.
The long-term plan emphasizes automation, careful resource use, clear privacy choices and a small operating team. Automated notifications, exports, and subscriptions would be introduced only after validating demand, reliability and operating costs. This page explains a direction, not a promise of delivery dates or available paid services.