Mobile RSS feed reading is on the rise, and if you have a WAP2.0 compatible phone, then you can use the free Tiggdo (http://www.tiggdo.com/) service to read your RSS feeds.

Not only that, but you can use it to get some of the other information they are touting on their web page:

* Weather - Real time weather for your area
* View Maps - Enter a location to view street maps.
* Traffic Reports - View real time traffic reports
* Upcoming Events - Find local events in your area.
* View Notes - Transfer notes from your PC.
* Shopping - Find prices and read consumer reports.
* Local Listings - Search for restaurants, businesses etc.
* Stocks and Finance - Real time stock quotes.

If your WAP device is your pda, you can now also try another RSS resource... AvantGo for RSS (https://my.avantgo.com/rss/).

Via Palm Addicts (http://palmaddict.typepad.com/palmaddicts/2006/06/tiggdo_mobile_r.html) (and Engadget Mobile and Red Ferret), and PDA247 (http://www.clieuk.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?threadid=6595).

Hi, please also take a look at our service http://www.litefeeds.com

We recently launched a new version that includes many blogger friendly features that we feel sets us apart from most of the other mobile RSS services. We are a free service and would like to spread the word about our latest features to the blogosphere. Please give LiteFeeds a try and send us some feedback. If you find the service useful it would also be greatly appreciated if you wrote a blog post about us for your readers. I have listed some of the new features below. Thank you.

Best Regards,
John Goodall
co Founder
www.litefeeds.com

* New mobile software (synchronizes with your online reader)
* Post articles to your blog from your mobile.
* Bookmark articles to your del.icio.us account from your mobile.
* Email articles to friends from your mobile using nicknames.
* Receive email alerts for important subscriptions.
* Improved Web-based reader : better unread/read tracking, synchronizes with Bloglines.
* Improved image and full article support : images and text are compressed and formatted for mobile viewing.
* View secure feeds such as your Gmail or corporate feeds.
* Service is FREE and you save big on data charges.

Actualy, John, we featured your site a couple of weeks ago...
http://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6542