Mobile RSS Reader (finally!)
Published by Rudy De Waele June 3rd, 2005 in Announcements, Mobile Apps, Mobile Lifestyle, Mobile RSS, Social Media, Usability, User-Experience, we media, web 2.0I saw the news today on The Mobile Technology Weblog about Free Range Inc launching a RSS news reader for mobile phones.

Mobile browsing is still a drag whatever hype tells you it’s not. Image or text display, compacting html pages, scrolling without being able to view the complete page, navigation issues, … the perfect browser hasn’t been produced yet.
Being able to display News through an RSS reader seemed the best option, I learned last November at the W3C “Mobile Web Initiative” Workshop.
I tried it immediately, subscribed to the service and received a 7-Day free trial account. I entered some of my favourite feeds online (= still always better on the laptop then on your mobile!) and downloaded the app to my mobile.
I was stunned how easy, fast and practical this service works: I can view my headlines and download the complete articles whenever I want. This is a good example that reading on the phone (while travelling or waiting) can work, all articles very well structured and readable in a good font.
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