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Old 08-09-2006, 11:51 AM   #1
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Blackberry RSS?

Looking for a good RSS reader for my crackberry. I'm currently trying out Bloglines' free one, but am fairly unimpressed. Alex posted about a year ago about this one, but I'm wondering if anyone else has recs since that's $30.

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Old 08-15-2006, 12:43 PM   #2
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Ok, so since no one replied I had to do my own danged work!!

Here's what I came up with... two best methods: Bloglines or Conveyor.com

1) Bloglines is pretty cool. They have a little appy you download to your berry over-the-air. You can dump your OPML file in there or start from scratch and it all syncs together nicely for online/on-the-go news reading. If you have to start from scratch, and you're using a different/better newsreader (like me), it doesn't really make sense to go with this option.

2) The other contender is Conveyor.com, a totally anonymous service that you can just use with your WAP browser. No muss, no fuss, but you do have to enter feeds manually the first time.
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Despite all the new flashy Web 2.0 apps out there I still prefer Bloglines as a Web-based RSS reader. Lynn, have you tried it's mobile Web version instead of running their app on your BlackBerry?
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