Mdigger (Never paid it much attention but WOW it's good!))

03-26-07, 04:18 PM

There are few things I look for in PDA RSS readers and that is speed, options, wi-fi sync & images. (Oh and it being free

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That amounted to me getting AvantGo & Mobipocket somehow.

and recently Mobipocket failed me on the images and BT sync with the latest release and Avantgo always seems to be missing data and looping with the wi-fi sync which is abit turtle-ish...

I saw mDigger about 3 weeks ago but I just overlooked it as more of the same but finally I said what the hell. I must say it adds up all five things I was looking for. *Still I wonder if I can add some unlisted channels* I was suprised to see so many, so much so, now I'm only missing 3 channels: Softpedia, Aximsite & Yahoo's mobile tech rss.

Might be old to some but if all of what I said in my 1st sentence, fits your bill, go for it.

http://www.mDigger.com

Highbass21 · 03-26-07, 11:53 PM

The Service Seems Intresting i'm going to look into this

03-27-07, 08:09 AM

I downloaded Mdigger last night and it works great - even has some images. I've tried a bunch of RSS readers and always go back to Avantgo (it has worked very well for me). So far, this one seems very promising as a viable option, although I'm not really comparing apples to apples... they are somewhat different in their content. Either way, I suggest trying Mdigger if you're looking for some sort of news reader/aggregator.

03-27-07, 11:44 AM

They're even open to adding channels to their line up, via their forum.
My request for Aximsite was just put up yesterday. It's already on the list now :approve:

mkss55442 · 03-27-07, 05:50 PM

Thanks Noiro for the info. Nice, free solution.

05-29-07, 01:35 PM

so you can't just stick any RSS feed?

mkss55442 · 05-29-07, 04:22 PM

No. You have to "subscribe" to feeds on their website.

05-29-07, 05:48 PM

Simply ask them to include what you want and it'll be up either that day or the next.